A retrofuturist campaign wrapped around an experimental art book that blurs therapy, fiction, and surveillance. Built entirely in-house—from infomercial to object design—it stands as our most complete production to date: a world where secrecy is currency, catharsis is data, and critique is smuggled through craft.
A curated view of our creative output—commissioned, collaborative, and self-initiated. From brand narratives to visual studies, each project reflects various facets of our practice, shaped by story, design, and a measured sense of style.
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An emotional advertorial composed in shadow tones and quiet gestures. Designed for Maison Maire, it turns fashion into atmosphere—where identity flickers and fades like memory.
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A ritualized identity system rooted in maternal tension and inherited silence. Built around Rosier’s new album, the work spans visuals, objects, and typography—casting the band inside a poetic psychodrama where tenderness and control bleed together.
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A bold one-size crop top designed in-house, cut to provoke. Paired with a punchy red-on-black campaign blending fashion photography and high-contrast video, this capsule project moves with intention—and attitude.
Open projectSet in a raw industrial studio, this capsule shoot blends loungewear softness with textured grit. From concept to styling, we shaped every frame to elevate comfort into quiet confidence.
A storytelling-led campaign that traces the quiet, emotional bond between advisor and client. From concept to production, PDT Studio crafted intimate portraits where financial care becomes a form of human witnessing.
Team portraits, reimagined with a lifestyle edge. Shot on location with real employees, styled and directed for authenticity—stripped of corporate gloss and shaped with the energy of a streetwear editorial.
A fully branded fake family band, built to critique post-talent fame and viral stardom. Complete with merch, screen-printed posters, and collectible ephemera—authored as cultural satire, styled as nostalgic bait.
Set inside the William Gray Hotel’s Maggie Oakes, this sleek capsule captures a new fashion-forward energy for Old Montreal. Think after-dark glamour, bold casting, and editorial flair—served with a side of indulgence.