
This award-winning launch for the first-ever inhalable therapy to treat the symptoms of Parkinson’s bridged the gap for the market and patients.
From early development through launch, the brand was built to operate across two very different realities—clinical decision-making and lived patient experience. Art direction centered on creating distinct yet connected expressions for each: a sharper, data-forward system for HCPs focused on rapid onset and the inhaled delivery mechanism, and a more intuitive, human-centered approach for patients navigating the unpredictability of “off” episodes in real time. The inhaler itself became a key visual and functional anchor—signaling immediacy, control, and intervention in the moment it’s needed most. Every touchpoint was designed to feel purpose-built for its audience while still reinforcing a single, recognizable identity. The result was a brand that could flex without fragmenting, supporting confident prescribing while staying grounded in the urgency and reality of patient experience.
Role: Senior Art Direction Across the Product Journey.
For Healthcare Professionals
Ads were placed in widely distributed and established medical journals.
The HCP booth featured large-scale video, gamification, and clinical information displays.
For Patients
The patient website and materials featured our hero photography that successfully showed the important moments not to be missed.
The award-winning welcome kit provided patients with an animated video card for instructions for use, a device carrying case, doctor communication cards, a support services magnet, and words of inspiration.
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