Working with Paul Hancock and Dave Newbold, this time bringing playful lettering to House 337's latest campaign for Santander and it's prankster rivals the 'Bank of Antandec' I crafted bespoke typography to work with the brand's TV and OOH advertising.

The concept of the campaign was to continue the comedic feel of the previous spots and have the Edge logo sabotaged by Ant and Dec, projecting comedic phrases and drawings over the top to create new words such as 'sausedge' and 'wedgey'. For the campaign, I designed a full alphabet to be used to form the wording across the designs, in a way to suggest that Ant and Dec had scrawled the lettering in a clean graffiti style.