Graphic Design Students Win American Advertising Awards
7 Graphic Design Students Compete at the Los Angeles ADDYS
The American Advertising Awards (ADDYs) are the Super Bowl of the advertising field. Every year, it draws 35,000 entries to local competitions across the U.S. We want to congratulate the seven Graphic Design Online students who placed in the Los Angeles American Advertising Awards competition. These students can move up to regional and national American Advertising Federation (AAF) competitions where they can compete against other professionals.
Lisa Gustafson is the senior program director for the Graphic Design Online degree program for LAFS. She helps prepare students to become visual innovators for a variety of fields including advertising, product development and motion design.
“We were very impressed with the quality of our student submissions, and we are excited to see their work recognized by this professional organization,” said Lisa Gustafson.
The American Advertising Awards—Los Angeles Student Competition recognized the following students for their excellent design work.
Silver Award Winners
Nicole Baker
Category: Cover Design
Entry Title: Unreal Book Cover
Steven Collins
Category: Cover/Editorial Spread or Feature – Series
Entry Title: Dirt Ride Magazine Cover & Spreads
Luis Flores
Category: Stationery Package
Entry Title: Yogi Adventure Identity
Jeremy Johnson
Category: Stationery Package
Entry Title: Rhyno Records Identity System
Meghan McBride
Category: Packaging
Entry Title: Blue Fox Coffee Roasters Packaging
Nadine Uscilowska
Category: Cover Design
Entry Title: Elusive Magazine Cover
Sunnie Whitaker
Category: Cover/Editorial Spread or Feature – Series
Entry Title: Raven Oliver Book Cover Series
Bronze Award Winners
Nicole Baker
Category: Cover Design
Entry Title: Go Treat Yourself Magazine Cover
Nicole Baker
Category: Editorial Spread or Feature
Entry Title: Go Treat Yourself Magazine Spread
Nadine Uscilowska
Category: Editorial Spread or Feature
Entry Title: Elusive Magazine Spread
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