Good on Max Erdenberger, the W+K art director who designed this poster to help raise funds for disaster victims in Japan.
You can buy it online here as a 26″ x 40″ screen print, with all proceeds raised going to help Japan. W+K will also
match what is raised and is asking for suggested donations of
$25 (good),
$50, (gooder) or ?(goodest).
The lines are now closed for this year’s Gun Report.
Thank you for all your entries. It was a difficult decision, as the calibre of this year’s entries was so outstanding.
However, in the end we felt that no one had what it takes to beat Albion’s Anthony Borkett.
So, without further ado, we are pleased to crown ALBION this years overall Winner of the 2011 Gun Report. Congratulations.
We’ll see you in the OAP for your winning pint of low-calorie, high-protein ale.
But before we conclude this year’s proceedings, we would like to announce a new category in this year’s report. In response to the great deal of promise exhibited in many of the candidates who entered, this award seeks to recognise adland’s stars of tomorrow; the ones to watch…and the ones we expect to sweep the board in years to come.
So, the lucky recipient of this year’s Emerging Talent Award goes to:
Mr Ian Fooks from Dare.
Well done Ian.
Keep at it.
So from all of us at the 2011 Gun Report committee*, thank you and keep drinking those shakes.
* Actually it’s just Lol… Nat is at the gym.
Due to a multitude of entries, we have decided to extend the deadline and give you all another two weeks to grease yourselves up and send us your pictures.
Come on agencies, you can’t let Albion take the crown surely?
There are rumors that ArnoldKLP are hiding some impressive guns, as are The Red Brick Road design department. And a little birdy told us that the creative department at VCCP are pretty buff too.
So step forward lads and do your agency proud, just as our creative Mauro here has done for Glue Isobar.
Anyone think they can beat this?
Send your entries to natturton@yahoo.com
LORELEI MATHIAS 