Rhiannon is a senior creative project manager with over 8 years of experience in the food and beverage marketing sector. She creates, curates and collaborates on projects from conception to fruition, brands include Disney, Aldi, Pinterest, Alpro and Netflix. She is curious about what stories are told through food, how and where people consume food and what food reveals about the world around us. A visual communicator and critical thinker who places brand values and consumer needs at the centre of the work she delivers.
In a fast-moving creative landscape, brands are often caught in a cycle where attention peaks quickly and disappears just as fast. Yet brands that truly commit to long term personality building are rarely those making bigger marketing moves. Instead, they focus on turning small, but punchy creative ideas into lasting assets — ideas that become memories, transcending the familiarity of everyday life so relationships between people and brands flourish long term.
- At a music festival, we Unusual Service reframed marshmallows as “emotional remedies”. Through role play, culinary doctors delivered playful diagnoses and prescribed marshmallow treatments such as heartbreak menders or scurvy busters, replacing transaction with care and building emotional connection.
- To mark the launch of a new book, one brand translated mischievous storytelling into a multi-sensory chocolate experience, turning narrative twists into unpredictable flavour moments and words into mouthfeel, allowing the story to move off the page and into the body.
- Addressing a real frustration for their target audience in shared living environments, Domino’s transformed disposable pizza packaging into a reusable security device, shifting the brand from a one-off consumption moment to a lasting presence in the home.
- To celebrate both a historical and cultural holiday a pizza brand wanted to transform a savoury cult classic into a portable brand artefact that travelled beyond the meal occasion, keeping the flavour “on the lips” in both a literal and cultural sense. Come and try it for yourself. Also you’ll have the chance to blind taste test some familiar flavour in an unfamiliar form. Curiosity required.
In this interactive session, the UK-based Unusual Service team will share their long term perspective, offering brands inspiration for fun, concrete creative actions that do not just generate attention, but stay, are used, and become part of everyday life.
* Includes a tasting session where we reimagine the format of convenience food.