“Save the ingots” receives next nomination for Design Award.

The “Save the ingots” animation just won a Red Dot Design Award and already the next possible award might wait for the small metal cylinders. I just received a notice that the Germanan Design Council nominated the animation for the German Design Award in the category “Excellent communications design – Audiovisual and digital media”.
 
Let’s hope that they are as successful as at the latest Red Dot Award ceremony.

Good news: The animation “Save the Ingots – Use Crypton” is Red Dot Design Award – Winner 2013!
The accolade of the Red Dot Design Award, the “Red Dot”, is an internationally recognised quality label for excellent design in several design disciplines. Quoting Red Dot: “Red Dot represents more than just a design competition: as design promoters we spread the idea of design internationally; we highlight the importance of design for business and society, and as trend experts present the latest developments in design”.
This year´s Red Dot Competition attracted 6,800 competitors from 43 nations. The Ingots were some of the lucky ones – get the party started!

Awards at London International Awards and Golden Hammer

Hip -hip- hooray! The three tiny urban residents won several prizes at these year’s advertising festivals. They collected altogether 5 prizes. LIA presented the hairy fellows with a Silver award for “Use of Illustration/Campaign” and Riga even decorated them with three Golden ones. Verrrry nice!

LIA 2012
Silver / Use of Illustration / Campaign

Golden Hammer 2012
Gold / Print / Grumpy – Limpy – Baldy
Gold / Outdoor Posters / Grumpy – Baldy
Gold / Craft / Photography / Baldy – Limpy
Diploma / Craft / Christmas Cards

Ogilvy & Mather’s WWF tuna fish campaign successful at Epica awards

Ogilvy & Mather’s awareness campaign for the WWF, planned by Chris Garbut, Benoît Raynert and Arnaud Vanhelle, won two silver awards at the 2011 Epica awards. Both awards were won in the public interest category.

Hopefully the perception of the campaign in the public will be equally strong, making a change for the better.

The German art directors club presents the cute being an award in this year’s creative competition.
The award has been won in the “Out of home > Outdoor single motive” category.

Thanks ADC, thanks Mückofant!