It took me a while to understand these ads, but maybe it’s because I don’t really speak Italian.
The ads feature different scenarios in which it pays off to be a ‘little guy’ with copy that reads, “Small…
‘All I want for Christmas’ is a special one of competition for designers
and all types of creatives to raise money for Kids with Leukemia. The
entries are judged by a panel of the industry heroes and the finalists
work is then shown at an exhibition at Bodhi Gallery in London for one
night on the 17th December. There’s also some cool prizes too (see
below)
Email entries to gluglondon@gmail.com or by post to
Studio Output (London), 109 Black Bull Yard, 24–28 Hatton Wall, London EC1N 8JH, UK.
Or if you prefer check out the movie sting:
http://www.studio-output.com/XmasGlug
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Judges:
Vaughan Oliver, Phil Stuart (Preloaded),
Adam Jenns (Mainframe),
Michael C Place (Build),
Jon Burgerman,
Laura Jordan Bambach (Glue London),
Gina Lovett (Design Week),
Guy Featherstone (Wieden + Kennedy),
Helen Baynes (Net a Porter),
Ian Hambleton (Studio Output)
Nick Clement (Made Studio)
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Prizes:
Signed framed ‘Pixies’ print by Vaughan Oliver
Signed framed ‘Build’ print by Michael C Place
Canvasman Ltd Editon Canvas
Jon Burgerman Heroes of Burgertown Mini Figures
3 Course Evening Meal for 2 at Bluu Moorgate including bottle of house wine
Internship at either Studio Output, Preloaded or Mainframe
A Year’s Subscription to Design Week
A Year’s Subscription to Grafik Magazine
PlayStation Games Goodie Bags
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