Danny Elfman, legendary composer behind Batman, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and Oingo Boingo, returned to the stage for a rare solo performance at the iconic Hollywood Bowl—one of the most prestigious music venues in the U.S. The studio was invited to lead the visual direction for the show’s identity, tour assets, and merchandise. The creative approach merged Elfman’s cinematic legacy with a dark, graphic energy rooted in alternative music and horror aesthetics. A custom grotesque-inspired logotype was developed as the show’s central visual element—expressive, distorted, and theatrical. This logo was later adopted as Elfman’s official artist identity. The visual system was deployed across stage projections, promotional materials, digital media, and a full line of merchandise. The result honored Elfman’s cult legacy while marking his live performance at the Hollywood Bowl as a milestone moment—bridging cultural impact and visual spectacle through a singular graphic language.