06/07/2026
While building Ebony Moon's portfolio, I found myself revisiting work from a previous chapter of my career.
This outdoor campaign was created for the launch of IRIS Superspeciality Eye Hospital's Ramgarh centre while I was serving as Brand Manager at Orchid Medical Centre and leading the hospital's branding and marketing communication efforts.
The launch extended far beyond a single hoarding. It included outdoor advertising, indoor branding, awareness campaigns including press ads, patient communication materials, and several supporting creatives that I'll be sharing over the coming weeks.
Recently, I came across this campaign being showcased by another agency taking the designing credits - https://lnkd.in/d9rParZ
The Spectrum
https://lnkd.in/dHZ4CdD8
It enraged me and also, has sparked an important thought about creative ownership.
In design, authorship isn't established by who posts the work later. It lives in the source files, concept documents, working drafts, revisions, print artwork mails, approval messages and the countless decisions made between the authority who approved the campaign and the designer.
The original design files, working files, production assets, and campaign development records for this project remain part of my professional body of work.
At Ebony Moon, we believe good design deserves proper attribution. Creative industries thrive when talent, effort, and intellectual contribution are acknowledged with honesty and integrity.
This campaign remains one of the many projects that shaped my journey as a healthcare marketer, brand strategist, and creative professional.
More from the IRIS launch campaign coming soon.
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