Projects — Shotopop

Time

Traditional animation, 3D, AI, illustration, collage… Shotopop didn't choose. They put everything in.
«Time» is a personal project that serves as a visual manifesto: a statement of what the studio is capable of when no one is setting the rules. The result is dense, deliberately unstable, and fully embraced. It’s exactly the kind of project that speaks louder than any pitch about what Shotopop is capable of.

Intermarché / 2026 FIFA World Cup

A campaign created by Agence Romance featuring five two-color visuals in blue and white, used throughout the championship on flyer covers, 4×3 billboards, bus shelters, and in-store displays. The team’s distinctive, striking graphic style is immediately recognizable. Shotopop, inspired by comic books and manga.

Strike

Strike, the blockchain-based banking app, wanted to refresh its visual identity. Shotopop took care of it.
Together, they’ve developed a monochromatic, energetic aesthetic that blends classic illustration with nods to contemporary tech. At the heart of this revival: Bolt and Thundrin’, two mascots with personality, wit, and a bit of a rear end (for those who take the time to check out the 360° views).

Mercedes-Benz & Kidsuper

Flying is optional. Arriving in style is essential. Welcome to KidSuper Ave, where we follow our neighborhood hero and his custom-made sidekick. They don’t follow plans—they follow their instincts. Shotopop was brought on board by Stink TV to direct and produce the animated sequences for this collaboration between Mercedes-Benz and KidSuper.

META | MARVEL – Deadpool VR

Have you always wanted to step into Deadpool’s shoes? You’re not the only ones. Shotopop jumped at the chance to collaborate with Meta to create the visual identity system for Deadpool VR, the original game developed for the Meta Quest 3/3S.

Gipsy Hill Brewery

Gipsy Hill Brewery has invited Shotopop to design a series of twelve labels for their special editions, along with a few exclusive merchandise items.
On the agenda: portraits of members of the Gipsy Hill team, collaborators, and even a high-energy version of Catface, the studio’s mascot. These cans were distributed in subscriber boxes and in stores across the United Kingdom.

Workout Demon

What started out as an ordinary outing turned our day upside down. Shotopop turned this experience into a short film that captures the raw emotional shift that happens when you’re pedaling away, drenched in sweat. Born of sincere affection (and a lot of sweat), cinematic and touching, the studio dug deep to share the emotional essence of what a good workout can bring to everyday life.