Scour Daddy
The dirtier the better.
- Client
- Scrub Daddy
- Product
- Scour Daddy
- Target audience
- People who hate doing dishes
- Proposition
- For the toughest stains
I’m Louis. I like cool ideas.
I don’t trust the first good idea.
In 2026, I won AWARD School’s Ray Black Pencil as National Top Student.
Scour Daddy
Billabong
Brick
Funday
Clutch Glue
One designer dress, every seam removed and rebuilt with Clutch Glue, then stress-tested by the internet.
Disney
The Heeler backyard is built full scale in Times Square, then shipped home to Brisbane as a public play space.
Modibodi
A period app that switches the admin off — because with Modibodi, readiness is something you wear, not something you manage.
NRMA
A flat-pack milk crate sent to every new rental, made for the one possession worth protecting.
Hipcamp
Hipcamp hides its most remote listings from search and turns finding them into a race.
Offlings
Tamagotchis in reverse: a pet that only wakes when the screen is off, and gets happier the longer it stays off.
The briefThe Commercial Creativity brief asked students to apply AWARD School’s creative problem-solving skills beyond advertising by developing a product, business or entrepreneurial idea. The concept had to respond to one of three broad springboards: household food waste, increased screen use among children under 10, or the rise in short domestic trips. The final submission needed to clearly explain the idea, its connection to the chosen springboard, target audience, name, a concise elevator pitch, supporting sketches or detail, and any relevant context around the problem, opportunity or commercial potential.
Since you asked.
I tend to keep pulling at things after they start working. The last 10% is usually where they get interesting.
My route here has been less direct: communication design, branding, marketing, computer science, digital, analytics, and metal fabrication because I wanted to build sick motorcycles.
Still do.
I spend the rest of my time messing with old bikes and bonsai. Neither has a finish line.
Jobs, ideas, motorcycles, tiny trees. All welcome.