Chris Curro Design + Creative Direction

An office poster and online banner campaign produced to educate existing policy holders about flood risk while providing an opportunity for agents to discuss the importance of flood insurance and the potential disasters of not having it.

It takes intentional effort to stay healthy. Eating right and regular exercise can sometimes feel like maintenance. But just one simple dose of the Prevnar 13 vaccine can help prevent you from getting pneumococcal pneumonia. Get this one done.

This Long & Foster fairytale enlists a familiar childhood character to demonstrate firsthand the benefits of Home-Link - a new service designed to help coordinate the challenging process of buying, selling and moving to a new home.

An art installation of industrial freight containers reveal an amazing fact in this integrated advocacy campaign for the Association of American Railroads.

A wounded combat veteran’s moving testimony raises awareness about his unexpected difficulties living with traumatic brain injury.

Advocacy campaign designed to create empathy and raise awareness to the extreme daily risks faced by our nations farmers.

Direct mail campaign deisgned to introduce the first approved pill of its kind that treats adults with rheumatoid arthritis.

It takes some effort to stay healthy. Eating right and regular exercise sometimes feel like maintenance. But just one dose of the Prevnar 13 vaccine can keep you from getting pneumococcal pneumonia. Get this one done.

A poster and outdoor series for pediatrician's office and community centers to raise awareness and create a vaccine dialogue at scheduled wellness appointments with new parents.

Fiber optic B2B start up company brand awareness. A unique iron coaster designed to replicate a sewer cover educates commercial real estate property managers about the last mile solution for fibeoptic entry point. 

It's time for an upgrade to a hands-on prospecting tool for the commercial real estate industry.

Low budget meets high adventure in this mouth watering retail morsel created to introduce a swashbuckling new menu item. The Kabob!

A series of public service messages from an established, family owned collision repair center designed to make drivers and pedestrians take a closer look at these familiar traffic signs.

This campaign is inspired in part by the original batik textile design used to create the groovy 1960’s border which visually conveys the nostalgic flashback of the campaign.