FUJIFILM: “Show Your Healthy Colors” Campaign

Project Overview

Fujifilm launched the “Show Your Healthy Colors” initiative to drive awareness of its healthcare offerings through a people-first lens. I served as lead designer and creative partner, helping transform the campaign into a vibrant, relatable story that united technology, wellness, and human connection.

The Challenge

Fujifilm needed to communicate complex healthcare capabilities in a way that would resonate emotionally. The campaign had to shift perception—from a tech company to a trusted wellness partner—without losing brand equity. The solution needed to work across digital, print, and event channels.

The Strategy

We built the campaign around the idea of vibrancy and inclusivity—using color as a metaphor for vitality and health. My role was to create a cohesive brand system that married corporate design standards with a bold, human-centered visual language.

Creative Execution

Working closely with the client and content teams, I delivered:

  • Campaign Identity System – Typography, color palette, logo lockups

  • Print Collateral – Brochures, trade show graphics, signage

  • Social Graphics – Designed for visibility and quick engagement

  • Video Frames & Event Assets – Motion-friendly templates and booth materials

  • Messaging Integration – Partnered with copywriters to align visuals with the emotional arc of the campaign

Results & Impact

The campaign successfully reintroduced Fujifilm’s healthcare business to both B2B and consumer audiences. It stood out in trade shows and digital placements, driving stronger engagement metrics and broadening brand perception across healthcare sectors.

“This campaign gave Fujifilm’s healthcare story a heartbeat. It brought energy and emotion to an industry that often feels sterile.”
— Senior Marketing Manager, Fujifilm

Project Scope

Role: Lead Designer, Visual Strategist
Agency Partner: WTW
Deliverables: Campaign Identity, Print Collateral, Social Media, Event Graphics, Video Templates

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