First launched in 2007, the adobo Design Awards returns to champion the Philippines’ best in design and to celebrate the talents behind the work.
For the third edition of the competition, the stakes are set even higher. Work will be seen by top names in advertising and design, and measured against the global standards of excellence. The competition is open to all enthusiasts, practitioners, freelancers and students of design and advertising.
Information on the competition is available on www.adobodesignawards.com. Entrants can also inquire by calling Apple at (02) 845 0218, (02) 507 8501 or mobile (0915) 514 8815 or email designawards@adobomagazine.com
Key Dates
Deadline for submission of entries
March 16, 2012
Date of Judging
March 22-23, 2012
Awarding Ceremony
March 29, 2012
Venue: Ayala Museum
A new press campaign from BBDO Guerrero/Proximity Philippines for historical books which are important in the Philippines. The novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo turned the author into a national hero and The Philippines into Asia’s first democratic republic. Young Filipinos are required to read them in school. But as soon as students graduate, the most important books in the country’s history become mere items on a shelf.
The campaign aims to make these books relevant not just to the student hoping to get good school grades, but also to the modern Filipino. Press ads in the style of letras y figuras — an art form popular in nineteenth-century Philippines – draw on the similarities between the country as a colony of Spain and as a nation in today’s world.
Readers are encouraged to revisit the stories through the latest editions of Jose Rizal’s works, see highlights from Nolibook on Twitter, and perhaps discover how the present may not be so different from the past.
A new press campaign from BBDO Guerrero/Proximity Philippines for historical books which are important in the Philippines. The novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo turned the author into a national hero and The Philippines into Asia’s first democratic republic. Young Filipinos are required to read them in school. But as soon as students graduate, the most important books in the country’s history become mere items on a shelf.
The campaign aims to make these books relevant not just to the student hoping to get good school grades, but also to the modern Filipino. Press ads in the style of letras y figuras — an art form popular in nineteenth-century Philippines – draw on the similarities between the country as a colony of Spain and as a nation in today’s world.
Readers are encouraged to revisit the stories through the latest editions of Jose Rizal’s works, see highlights from Nolibook on Twitter, and perhaps discover how the present may not be so different from the past. (more…)
This is how you do infomercials. This is just amazing. It’s very viral too. Presenting: SEXBOMB GIRLS in ‘BILOG NA HUGIS ITLOG’ Music Video for the 2010 AUTOMATED ELECTION
Philippines Get Bronze in Cannes for Press Lions. Congratulations to Boysen and TBWA-SMP.
CREDITS
ECD: Melvin Mangada
CD: Manuel Villafania
Writer: Bryan Siy
Art Director: Manuel Villafania, Melvin Mangada, Denise Tee
Print Producer: MAy Dalisay
Final Artist: Momay Quiroz
Photographer: G-Nie Arambulo
Production House: Adphoto
Account Supervisor: Kara Filamor
