The Overwatch League launched in 2018 with the ambition of being the first truly global esports league. To succeed, it needed to deliver a consistent, professional brand experience across live events, social media, and community channels. By 2020, the League faced a major disruption: its calendar of live global events was halted, requiring an immediate pivot to digital-first engagement without losing fan excitement or sponsor value.
- Developed a comprehensive social media strategy tailored to each stage of the season (launch, weekly matches, playoffs, finals).
- Built flexible creative systems that could scale from live-event marketing to fully digital engagement.
- Directed illustration, graphic design, and content creation pipelines to support multiple teams, matches, and time zones each week.
- Established community-driven activations that encouraged fans to contribute art, memes, and predictions, fostering a sense of ownership and identity.
- Collaborated with internal Blizzard teams and external partners to ensure seamless execution across platforms.
Match Coverage
Produced live weekend match coverage across Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.
Social First
Designed thousands of social assets: promos, highlights, illustrations, and fan features.
Campaign Creation
Scaled campaigns for international audiences and Grand Finals.
Community Building
Pivoted from live-event creative to digital-first engagement, maintaining community momentum.

