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Blood on the floor for Art of the Envelope awards

EnvelopeAndy Blood, Partner and Group Executive Creative Director at TBWA\Whybin, will be stepping up to plate to judge the entries for the 2009 Art Of The Envelope awards, which take place on 26 November at Fables, Newmarket.

Huffer founders Dan Buckley and Steve Dunstan will MC the event.

Fiona McKay-Woolley from New Zealand Post Targeted Communications says: “We’re chuffed to have twisted the venerable Mr Blood’s arm to help judge this year’s entries and look forward to announcing the finalists in three weeks’ time.”

Until then, however, head to www.pushtheenvelope.co.nz and vote for your monthly favourite.

genesisTony Clewett and Rob Banks from DraftFCB won the October round of Art of the Envelope with their entry ‘Zip Head’ for Genesis Energy’s Big Thinking Business Series and Hayden Ricketts was the lucky October online voter chosen at random to receive a $500 prize.

November’s best envelope pushers are:

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Client: Microsoft Windows

Agency: Y&R

Creatives: Matt Sellars and Cory Bellringer

GE Summer Window

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Client: GE Money

Agency: G2 New Zealand

Creatives: Mike Knight and Xuan Lim

Security For Your Back Pocket…

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Client: BNZ

Agency: Y&R

Creatives: Tim Ellis and Duncan Munro

Golf Credit Card

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Client: American Express

Agency: Ogilvy Ltd

Creatives: Ben Eady and Steve Longhurst

Tux Kiwi Grill

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Client: Purina – Tux

Agency: Ogilvy Ltd

Creatives: Ben Eady and

Steve Longhurst

Sowing the Seeds

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Client: Westpac

Agency: Saatchi

Creative: Jo Marsh

Overall winners are up for a $5,000 ‘long lunch’, a $5,000 travel voucher or $5,000 towards awards entry fees for the Best in Show. All the winners of the monthly online judging, plus the category winners will qualify for the Best in Show award.

This year’s categories include Mailed Masterpiece (includes 3D pieces that have been mailed or delivered), The 50 Cent Classic (creativity in a regular envelope up to Max-POP size that can be mailed economically) and Redefine & Redesign (work that redefines the concept of an envelope).

Check www.pushtheenvelope.co.nz for more.

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