Behind the scenes: the design thinking behind Coca-Cola's global holiday toolkit
We chat with Rapha Abreu, VP of design at The Coca-Cola Company and Kristie Malivindi, creative director at John Knowles Ritchie, to learn how they co...
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We chat with Rapha Abreu, VP of design at The Coca-Cola Company and Kristie Malivindi, creative director at John Knowles Ritchie, to learn how they co...
This year, the awards included three Black Pencils and touched on issues ranging from transgender and nonbinary rights to Black Lives Matter.
Following the second of two digital ceremonies, today, D&AD has announced three Black Pencil winners, alongside the President's Award and the remaining Pencil winners across the Culture, Design and Impact categories. Australia has picked up a further two Graphite Pencils and four Wood Pencils.
May 28 2021, 10:16 am | BY Kim Shaw | No Comments Following the second of two digital ceremonies, today, D&AD has announced three Black Pencil winners, alongside the President’s Award and the remaining Pencil winners across the Culture, Design and Impact categories. Some standout winners across these categories from the APAC region include: A Yellow Pencil winning entry in the Book Design category for Chemical Industry Press’ ‘Stories Hidden in Chinese Characters’ for Chemical Industry Press (China) Yellow Pencil winning entry in the Branding category for Dentsu Tokyo’s â€...