White Castle debuted augmented reality cups designed by Columbus, Ohio-based artist Bryan Moss to commemorate its 100th anniversary.
The fast-food chain that invented the slider and has many locations scattered across Northwest Indiana partnered with Coca-Cola and tapped Moss to design the commemorative cups that mark a century of White Castle and its tiny square burgers.
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âWe strive to support our local communities in all respects, and this project was no exception,â said Erin Shannon, corporate relations manager at White Castle. âBryan âgot usâ from the very beginning, and I believe his shared passion for White Castle came through.â
White Castle, in collaboration with Coca-Cola, has introduced a set of three collectible augmented reality soft drink cups to commemorate its 100th birthday and 100-year partnership with Coca-Cola. Designed by Columbus, Ohio, artist Bryan Moss, the cups come alive with sound and motion when viewed through a smartphone.
It all started in the summer of 2020, with Coca-Cola eager to celebrate their partner of nearly 100 years with a truly unique and groundbreaking activation. As big as the outcome promised to be, the two brands at the outset knew they wanted to start locally. A short-list of Columbus-based visual artists quickly led to the selection of Moss, known for his lively and relatable graphic aesthetic.
With 100 straight years in business behind it as of March 10, White Castle is celebrating its longevity with a nod toward the future. The Columbus, Ohio-based chain tapped hometown artist Bryan Moss to design augmented reality cups for the…
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It all started in the summer of 2020, with Coca-Cola eager to celebrate their partner of nearly 100 years with a truly unique and groundbreaking activation.
White Castle, a family-owned business since 1921, officially passed the century mark on March 10, 2021, the first fast-food hamburger chain to reach the milestone. When the iconic brand and its longest-running partner, Coca-Cola, considered innovative ways to commemorate the occasion, they turned to Bryan Moss, an artist born, raised and living in Columbus, Ohio, to design augmented reality (AR) cups for the restaurants and a large-scale mural for the home office.
It all started in the summer of 2020, with Coca-Cola eager to celebrate their partner of nearly 100 years with a truly unique and groundbreaking activation. As big as the outcome promised to be, the two brands at the outset knew they wanted to start locally. A short-list of Columbus-based visual artists quickly led to the selection of Moss, known fo
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