Grey Spain is currently charging ahead in this fortnight’s Creative Round-Up vote with its work for the Aid to Children and Adolescents at Risk Foundation (ANAR), the lenticular print of the poster means that children see a different picture than adults.
Close behind Grey Spain is McCann Worldwide’s Danish Coca-Cola campaign ‘The Happy Flag’ and ais London’s charity offering for Harrison’s Fund, a hard-hitting print campaign entitled ‘I wish my son had cancer’.
Packaging design entrants appear to be giving the others a run for their money with Create-a-brand, Parker Williams, threebrand and Bulletproof all raking in the votes for their work for Earthbaby, Tomorite, Ola Dubh and Amira respectively.
Brand identity work is also proving popular this fortnight with numerous votes logged for Together Design’s Condé Nast College identity and Anagrama’s work for Romero+McPaul.
AMV BBDO’s topical nod to Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement is undoubtedly popular as is DDB Warsaw’s return to basics with McDonald’s chalkboard ads.
Though off to a slower start votes are beginning to trickle in for Good’s packaging design for Tamdhu, 101 Buenos Aires TV campaign for Mercado Libre and tbp!’s Silverburn campaign.
All is not lost at this early stage though if you have a favourite make sure you log your vote before midday on Wednesday 29 May and the winners will feature in the 7 June issue of The Drum.