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viernes, 13 de enero de 2012

Evaluaciones del 2011

Dado que finalizamos un año, diferentes instituciones del diseño universal se dan a la tarea de calificar los diseños del 2011. Entre las ramas que ya han iniciado su evaluación  tenemos Empaques e Identidades.
Hago un llamado a todos los diseñadores de mi país para que inscriban sus piezas:

About The Dieline Awards

The Dieline Package Design Awards presented by Inwork is a worldwide competition devoted exclusively to the art of brand packaging. Launched in 2009, The Dieline Package Design Awards presented by Inwork quickly rose to be the nation's leading package design competition, with over 800 entries submitted from all over the world in its first year.
38 winners across 12 different categories will be awarded a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place Dieline Award, and one special winner will receive a one-of-a-kind Best of Show award. An Editor's Choice award will also be given out, handpicked by Andrew Gibbs, Editor-in-Chief of TheDieline.com.
The Dieline Package Design Awards presented by Inwork are judged by a highly esteemed panel of 10 industry experts, and awarded based on quality of Creativity, Marketability, and Innovation. Debbie Millman, President Emeritus of AIGA and President of Design at Sterling Brands, serves as the chairman of the judges.
Brand New Awards, Now Open
The 2011 Brand New Awards are now open and accepting entries. Quick things to know: You can submit everything online this year and save on shipping costs / Your entries are still going to be printed and judged in person, so we are charging the smallest print fee possible / Judges: Paula Scher and her Citibank client, Brett Wickens and his Sears client, and Andrew Blauvelt / Main deadline: March 2, 2012 / Early-bird pricing deadline: February 3, 2012 / Follow @bnawards.

A continuación les comparto mis favoritos:

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"This kit holds all of Manic's secret ingredients for a remarkable Christmas. Consumed correctly, this bundle will produce the most magical effects eternal youth; a keen nose to guide you to the nearest bar; an outstanding sense of humor; and an insatiable desire to be merry.

Too good to be true? Take a look at our team, be dazzled by their spectacular charm and unending supply of good fortune.

Effects are instant and last between six to twelve hours. Consume and take the night by storm, or kick-back and watch your stars align.

Bravado Beer

Bravado Beer has been known to induce boldness, swaggering and an immediate thirst for reckless situations. Binding contracts and the making of life-altering decisions should be avoided at all costs.


Eight glasses a day for best health. Hide this bottle in plain sight & use it as a reminder to worship the right things. From a speech by David Foster Wallace.

Disco Dust

Provides instant relief for Saturday Night Fevers. Our eco-friendly Disco Dust is recycled from Mardi Gras and the deaths of disco dancers the world over.
Keep children out of reach.

Naturally Naughty Reindeer Digestives

These Naturally Naughty Reindeer Digestives are made with the naughtiest of Santa?s reindeers, carefully shrunk-baked for easy digestion. Each reindeer is certified delinquent and was caught in the midst of serious monkey business when they should've been out pulling the sleigh. It?s a recipe that will assure you top spot on the Naughty list.


Porter Potties

Let's face it, housebreaking your bottle can be frustrating and tiresome. What most bottle owners don?t understand is that bottles are not able to physically ?hold it in?. Never yell at your bottle when it has an accident. Instead, try our Porter Potties, they're super absorbent, easy to use, and they work instantly!


Good ol' fashioned Mirth

Found yourself at yet another boring party? Are your companions as imaginative as a can of white paint? Try our good ol' fashioned Mirth. Effects include a tangible air of excitement, the unmistakable scent of shenanigans and an instantaneous dose of creativity.

Other common side effects include mischief, silliness and horseplay. Now with added tomfoolery!"

Designed by We Are Manic

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Charity: Water - Cards For A Cause

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"We joined forces with charity: water to make a real difference with what we call "cards for a cause". Not sure if you're familiar with charity: water but they're a a non-profit organization bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing nations. Over the past five years, charity: water has raised $50mm and funded 4,282 water projects in 19 countries. A cool, young, and transparent organization.

In collaboration with charity: water, we produced the charity: water deck to help spread the word. 100% percent of proceeds from sale of the deck will go directly to charity: water operations and support."


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T&D is for Twists and Drop Shadows

T&D Logo, New
As part of China Radio International (CRI), the state-owned radio broadcast system of the People’s Republic of China, and an extension of the news site CRI Online, T&D (for Television and Digital) is a new platform established to hold all of its new media — from online broadcast to network television to mobile content. The new identity has been created by The Brand Union China.

Berlin & Beyond

Berling and Beyond Logo, Before and After
Founded in 1996 by the Goethe-Institut, Berlin & Beyond is an annual film festival in San Francisco, CA devoted to new cinema from Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The latest festival’s identity has been designed by MetaDesign.


Yellow Woodpecker Farm v5.0

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Today I’m stepping a little outside my comfort zone by writing about a subject that I fear I will miss to capture its cultural impact. But worse things have happened in this world. Sitio Picapau Amarelo (Yellow Woodpecker Farm) is a classic of children’s literature in Brazil, originally written as early as 1920 by Monteiro Lobato, later transformed into a TV show in the 1950s, going through various iterations of casts, and most recently has been turned into cartoon characters. The stories take place in a picturesque farm and plots form around its main characters: The farm’s owner and a widow, Mrs. Benta; her grandkids, a girl and a boy; a maid; a talking rag doll; a corncob puppet; and a cadre of animals and other visitors. The series has always had an educational bent, more than just pure entertainment, and many generations of Brazilian kids have grown up on its lessons. Recently, Globo TV, Brazil’s biggest TV network, redesigned the complete Sitio Picapau Amarelo with new character illustrations by Bruno Okada and an identity system by Romulo Castilho.

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