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Applied Arts Magazine September/October 2015 - Advertising & Interactive Awards Back Issue

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Canadian ad agency UNION guest art directs the Advertising & Interactive Awards annual of Applied Arts, titled The Hunger Issue. The team was responsible for designing more than 40 pages of editorial, and, to reflect the themes of hunger and consumption, developed a refined visual take on Chinese takeout.

In "The Hunger Games," five creative professionals ranging from entrepreneur to senior-level creative director share what motivates them. Also of note: a profile on Toronto-based design firm Shikatani Lacroix and its myriad rebrands for food and beverage companies, as well as a food- and travel-focused photo essay on documentarian and photojournalist John Cullen. The recipients of the 2015 Advertising & Interactive Awards prove that a hunger to win is still paramount to creative success, as evidenced in their 120-page catalogue of winning work.
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September/October 2015 - Advertising & Interactive Awards Canadian ad agency UNION guest art directs the Advertising & Interactive Awards annual of Applied Arts, titled The Hunger Issue. The team was responsible for designing more than 40 pages of editorial, and, to reflect the themes of hunger and consumption, developed a refined visual take on Chinese takeout. In "The Hunger Games," five creative professionals ranging from entrepreneur to senior-level creative director share what motivates them. Also of note: a profile on Toronto-based design firm Shikatani Lacroix and its myriad rebrands for food and beverage companies, as well as a food- and travel-focused photo essay on documentarian and photojournalist John Cullen. The recipients of the 2015 Advertising & Interactive Awards prove that a hunger to win is still paramount to creative success, as evidenced in their 120-page catalogue of winning work.


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Canadian ad agency UNION guest art directs the Advertising & Interactive Awards annual of Applied Arts, titled The Hunger Issue. The team was responsible for designing more than 40 pages of editorial, and, to reflect the themes of hunger and consumption, developed a refined visual take on Chinese takeout.

In "The Hunger Games," five creative professionals ranging from entrepreneur to senior-level creative director share what motivates them. Also of note: a profile on Toronto-based design firm Shikatani Lacroix and its myriad rebrands for food and beverage companies, as well as a food- and travel-focused photo essay on documentarian and photojournalist John Cullen. The recipients of the 2015 Advertising & Interactive Awards prove that a hunger to win is still paramount to creative success, as evidenced in their 120-page catalogue of winning work.
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Applied Arts explores the strategic and cultural forces driving creativity in Canada and features the resulting work—whether groundbreaking, unusual or otherwise exceptional. Printed quarterly, the magazine is written for, and by, thought leaders and emerging talents in the visual communications field. The magazine and its digital properties cover multidisciplinary creative efforts including, but not limited to, design, advertising, photography, illustration, digital experience and performance. Since 1986, Applied Arts has delivered gorgeous imagery, strong opinion, timely information and essential industry insight to a readership of 46,000 creative and marketing professionals.

Applied Arts maintains the benchmark for creative excellence in Canada through its annual awards program, the winners of which are beautifully reproduced in every issue. The Applied Arts Awards cross multiple disciplines including Photography, Illustration, Design and Advertising. The Student program highlights creative work from secondary and post-secondary institutions, and the Community program showcases multidisciplinary work from regional markets in Canada.

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