Something for Everyone

Blue Apron wanted to try a new creative approach to promoting their meal delivery services that separated these videos from the doc-style Chef Partnership videos they traditionally make (like the previous Amanda Freitag example). They came to us with a script and the idea of creating a spot that lives in the world of the illustrated art that they typically only use on their packaging materials. Together we concepted a way to achieve that goal and crafted the 30 sec and 15 second assets below.
(Details)
(Challenge)

Blue Apron wanted to reintroduce itself to a wider audience — not just as a meal kit, but as a flexible, flavorful solution for all kinds of households and lifestyles. The challenge was to show diversity and relatability without falling into generic stock imagery or overly staged lifestyle setups.

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We needed to highlight the people and the food — the real emotional and sensory center of the Blue Apron experience — while keeping the overall visual tone fresh, imaginative, and uncluttered. The concept called for a hybrid of live-action and illustration, with all environments built graphically so the audience’s attention stayed on what really mattered.

(Goal)

Create a visually distinctive brand film that makes space — literally — for the Blue Apron experience to shine. The goal was to present food and people as the only real, grounded elements, with stylized illustrated environments providing tone, context, and cohesion.

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This approach allowed us to showcase a wide range of meal types and moments — from solo weeknight dinners to family-style meals — while reinforcing the idea that Blue Apron fits seamlessly into all kinds of lives.

(Result)

We delivered a mixed-media hero film where real people and plated meals exist inside hand-drawn, animated spaces — kitchens, dining rooms, patios — that subtly shift and evolve with the rhythm of the edit. The illustrated environments brought warmth and playfulness while keeping the spotlight on the human connection and the food itself.

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The final piece was a standout in Blue Apron’s “Something for Everyone” campaign — deployed across digital, paid media, and email. It helped the brand tell a broader, more inclusive story, and visually set the campaign apart from typical category advertising.