

project overview
In 2020, WhatsApp and World Health Organization partnered together to release "Together at Home", a localized WhatsApp sticker pack aimed to spark joy, connection, and togetherness during the COVID 19 outbreak and beyond.
In 2020, WhatsApp and World Health Organization partnered together to release "Together at Home", a localized WhatsApp sticker pack aimed to spark joy, connection, and togetherness during the COVID 19 outbreak and beyond.
In 2020, WhatsApp and World Health Organization partnered together to release "Together at Home", a localized WhatsApp sticker pack aimed to spark joy, connection, and togetherness during the COVID 19 outbreak and beyond.
project type
WhatsApp Sticker Pack
year
2020
2020
role
Visual Designer & Illustrator
client


I teamed up with WhatsApp and the World Health Organization to direct the illustration style and create stickers around personal encouragement, health, safety, wellness, and connection.
I teamed up with WhatsApp and the World Health Organization to direct the illustration style and create stickers around personal encouragement, health, safety, wellness, and connection.




































The sticker pack is simple, human, and inclusive—designed to work across cultures through relatable and playful themes.
The sticker pack is simple, human, and inclusive—designed to work across cultures through relatable and playful themes.








The pack offers creative ways to remind people to wash their hands, maintain distance, exercise, and most importantly to stay connected to people in their lives.
The pack offers creative ways to remind people to wash their hands, maintain distance, exercise, and most importantly to stay connected to people in their lives.
The Together at Home Sticker pack was launched officially by World Health Organization and had local, national, and global coverage. It reached 113 million downloads within the first 3 months of launching, making it the top downloaded sticker pack for several months running.
The Together at Home Sticker pack was launched officially by World Health Organization and had local, national, and global coverage. It reached 113 million downloads within the first 3 months of launching, making it the top downloaded sticker pack for several months running.














