2023 / MIXTAPE CAMPAIGN

Digga D.
Back to
Square One.

One tag. Across an entire rollout.

A return to his roots, made visible far beyond the square. Nightwolf supported Digga D’s Back to Square One release with graffiti and tag artwork carried across campaign content, billboards and banners throughout the UK.

From a screen-sized title to a building-sized statement, the same expressive lettering gave the release a recognisable mark.

Artist: Digga D
Year: 2023
Nightwolf’s contribution: Graffiti & tag artwork
Campaign rollout support
Across the campaign: Content · Billboards · Banners
Release artwork · Social

01 / IDENTITY IN THE WILD

Written large.
Seen everywhere.

The graffiti title is the thread running through the rollout: loose, immediate and unmistakable against the stark black-and-white release artwork.

Our graffiti and tag work appears across campaign content and outdoor formats, from street posters and banners to large-scale billboards. The archive below follows the identity through physical releases, merchandise and digital placements.

Nightwolf contribution: graffiti and tag artwork, with support across the rollout. Campaign imagery documents the wider release and its applications.

Back to Square One · Campaign archive · Artwork, merchandise, outdoor and social

Large Back to Square One billboard with blue graffiti lettering — Outdoor / Large-scale billboard

Graffiti campaign artwork on a station poster and a London telephone box — Outdoor / Street and station placements

Back to Square One posters carrying the same blue graffiti title — Outdoor / Poster campaign

Back to Square One merchandise and physical release presentation — Release world / Merchandise and physical formats

Back to Square One CD and sleeve featuring graffiti typography — Physical / CD artwork

Back to Square One graffiti title across social media headers — Digital / Social headers

02 / THE RELEASE FILM

Back to
the beginning.

Back to Square One takes its name from Powis Square in West London. In his release interview, Digga D describes returning to the place he grew up and reconnecting with rap.

The official trailer sets that story in motion. Watch the complete film, then explore selected frames from its neighbourhood scenes and closing title.

Official trailer shown as campaign context. Nightwolf’s credited role here is the graffiti and tag artwork, not sole film production or direction. Artist’s release interview ↗