The Creative Store’s Creative Co-ordinator.
Say Hello to Hannah!
Hi I’m Hannah, the Creative Co-ordinator at The Creative Store.
I am a recent graduate of a Bachelor’s degree in Visual Arts with a sculpture major at AUT, I have also completed a Diploma in Production Design and sculpting. My passions include the exploration of art across many mediums, shapes and forms; clear communication and expression with pizazz and quirk, and of course people! I have worked on numerous collaborative projects with various people, dabbling in many avenues; from researching and writing articles, social media, creative consultation, problem solving and illustration to makeup artistry, sfx and sculpting.
I am always searching for exciting new ways of putting my multitalented abilities to good use. I am passionate about supporting creative people throughout their endeavours and getting the word out about fresh and fabulous talent!
I pride myself in my artistic and linguistic abilities; I am a great listener and I am always willing to give my unique creative input and advice.
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TONIGHT – TUESDAY 23 APRIL
DOORS OPEN 7.00PM
$10 ENTRY.
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Hello Auckland!
Semi-Permanent Auckland – 31 May / 1 June 2013
Back in Auckland for it’s 9th year, Semi-Permanent will once again be bringing a large dose of ideas and inspiration to the big smoke. We’ll be flying over and sourcing locally some of the worlds most talented creatives, from a range of different industries, to present their work, their lives and their progressive ideas with you.
Tickets http://www.semipermanent.com/event_auckland_2013
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Marketing Association – Digital Day Out
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Did you miss the New Business Secrets – Breakfast Seminar in April?
Are you a smaller agency and scratch your head when it comes to New Business?
All agencies need business development to win new clients. The tools that worked in the past are no longer effective. But what has changed? What are the new techniques that are bringing leads into advertising and marketing agencies.
Creative Agency Secrets are experts in new business – they understand what works and why. At the free breakfast seminar they learnt:-
• The 7 key elements of a new business strategy
• The inbound marketing tools that drive brand engagement
• Why pitching may be going out of fashion
• How to build credibility for your expertise in a crowded marketplace
If you feel like you missed out – email rebecca@creativeagencysecrets.com to schedule a conversation time.
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The Web Index is a unique annual ranking of countries on the progress and social utility of the Web. Combining over 80 indicators to evaluate access, affordability, institutional and policy environment and social and economic utility, it will provide an evidence-based tool for national and regional advocacy, intervention, and strategy to strengthen the Web. The 2012 Web Index was published on September 5, 2012.
http://www.webfoundation.org/projects/the-web-index/
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Best Awards 2012.
Join us and the Best designers in the country on Friday 5th October, 6.30pm at the Viaduct Events Centre.
Buy your tickets $189 online http://bestawards.co.nz/awardsnight
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Made in Britain: Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby were the designers behind the iconic torch.
Designers: Edward Barber (right) and Jay Osgerby (left) were one of 600 agencies to apply to create the torch Photo: REUTERS
Over 600 agencies submitted proposals and the winners were Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, whose torch became a truly national effort: having been designed at their studios in London, it was engineered in Basildon and manufactured in Coventry. Here, they explain how they came to deliver their striking design.
Perforated design. The torch has 8,000 holes – created with lasers – which give the design a more transparent appearance, and also prevent heat from being conducted down the handle.
Designers’ view: “The holes represent the number of people who will take part in the Relay. For us, the Torch had to have symbolism – to represent the relay and the nation, and also to reflect that London and the UK are at the forefront of design and manufacturing.”
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Trending Right Now – Advertising Age Chart
To view the updated list visit The Top Viral Ad Campaigns.