Marty Supreme

Drawn in by A24's marketing and Timothée Chalamet's performance, one message stayed with me: DREAM BIG. This project explores what it means to carry that ethos beyond the theater through accessible streetwear and objects that populate everyday life.

Tools

Photoshop

Illustrator

deliverables

Branding Guidelines

Prototype

Mock-ups

Role

Graphic Designer

Product Designer

Timeline

Ongoing

Overview

DREAM BIG

With the Marty Supreme film already has a high-end clothing line there was no reason to push into designing more for that market. So, this collection goes in a different direction towards functional products, more accessible merchandise, and home-oriented products. Objects you use, not just own between branded calendar, coasters, and more. The goal was to translate the film's aspirational identity into a product line that invites a broader audience to live alongside the DREAM BIG message.

DREAM BIG

Exploration

Marty Supreme Marketing

The visual direction draws primarily from the film's own marketing — A24's bold orange palette, the kinetic running silhouette, Chalamet's handwritten Instagram stories, the ping pong ball as recurring icon, and a condensed wordmark with real graphic weight. These elements already had cultural traction. The collection extends them into a new product context rather than reinventing them.