Stink Studios created an emotional New Year campaign for Peloton that encourages people to pursue personal goals on their own terms. Featuring real users, athletes, and instructor Robin Arzón, the campaign rejects one-size-fits-all fitness ideals in favor of individual empowerment.
Stink Studios partnered with Peloton for the third consecutive year to create 'The Cooldown 2022', a personalized digital campaign celebrating members’ yearly achievements. Using their automation platform RITA, the team generated millions of unique, multi-language films highlighting individual workout data and encouraging community sharing.
Stink Studios collaborated with Peloton to create 'The Cooldown', a data-driven year-in-review campaign celebrating the achievements of the Peloton community in 2020. The project delivered millions of personalized videos and social assets optimized for shareability and engagement across digital platforms.
Stink Studios created Peloton’s 2021 Cooldown, a personalized year-in-review campaign celebrating the achievements of the Peloton community. Using their RITA automation platform, they generated over 65 million unique, multi-language video assets tailored to each member’s workout data, encouraging engagement and social sharing under the #PelotonCooldown hashtag.
Mythology developed a brand refresh for Peloton, repositioning it from a piece of exercise equipment to an aspirational global lifestyle brand. The campaign emphasized connected fitness and elevated the brand’s emotional appeal through striking visuals and storytelling.
FutureDeluxe collaborated with Peloton to create a dynamic motion identity that captures the brand’s energy and commitment to movement. The project blends sleek visuals with fluid motion to reflect the rhythm and intensity of Peloton’s fitness experience.
Creative Boom profiles Brooklyn-based Romanian designer and illustrator Ionut Radulescu, exploring his emotionally driven collage and typographic work that bridges personal expression and commercial storytelling. The article traces his journey from Romania to New York, his collaborations with global brands, and his philosophy of embracing imperfection and authenticity. It also highlights his teaching, award recognition, and evolving interest in animation and AI tools.
Steven Heller interviews Fausto Partners founders Brad Roe and Tim Schamber about launching Fausto, an independent print-first cycling publication, after the magazine Peloton ceased publication following its acquisition by Outside Media. The founders describe Fausto’s instinct-led, clean editorial design, reliance on high-level cycling photography and longform journalism, and their belief that specialized print publishing continues to have a receptive audience.