Supervillain

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Happy LNY! 🧧 The Year of the Fire Horse 🧧🔥🐎

We’re celebrating by sweeping away old/bad energy to make space for the new/good.

Want fresh Supervillain energy for this new year? 🔥 We’ve made a short run of Fire Horse and LNY inspired SV Rose enamel pins and sticker sheet. The first 10 people who:

• Like this post + tell us what LNY energy they’re bringing in the comments will get a lucky red envelope with the goods in the mail. 🧧

*Winners DM’d for shipping info.*

If you miss this giveaway, our Shopify store is now live and linked in our bio, where our LNY sticker sheets + enamel pins available for purchase! 🛍️

Some more goodness from our work with TripShot and how the brand has taken shape over the years. 💜 🚌

The TripShot rebrand was a complete overhaul. First and foremost, we wanted to elevate the brand so it could sit alongside other major technology companies that also happened to be its clients. We didn’t aspire for TripShot to be just a service provider, but a peer. One with an equally bold voice and vision, as well as an electric visual system that would be impactful at scale—from app tile to a fleet of vehicles.

We wouldn’t exist without our founding client, . In fact, we owe them for convincing our founder to turn down a job offer and start Supervillain instead. That was 2019, and we’re proud to still call them clients today.

TripShot had already built a thriving tech company, but like many fast-growing startups, brand work had taken a back seat. After five years of incredible growth, they wanted a brand that reflected not just what they’d built, but also the bold, forward-thinking energy of their team, shaping the future of mobility access.

Together, we created what we affectionately call “Comet,” a brand system and strategy that launched TripShot into an entirely new orbit in its category.