FOC in collaboration with AWW keeps on winning awards

    FOC FOR 17Dec2009

    The projects in collaboration between FOC and Amsterdam Worldwide keep on winning awards. Back in 2008 Freedom Of Creation and Amsterdam Worldwide worked on the Onitsuka Tiger Campaign, while a few months ago these creative companies joined forces to work a highly successful viral project for the new Asics Left & Right campaign. The latest awards include:

    Event: Cristal International 2009
    Award: CYBER/Viral
    Client/Campaign: ASICS Sportstyle Left/Right

    Event: EuroBest 2009
    Award: Bronze – Best Use of Social Media
    Client/Campaign: ASICS Sportstyle Left/Right

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    READ ON ABOUT ASICS LEFT & RIGHT VIRAL CAMPAIGN

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    READ ON ABOUT ONITSUKA TIGER CAMPAIGN

    In addition to the above mentioned awards, these two projects for ASICS/Onitsuka Tiger had already accumulated the awards mentioned below:

    Event: ADCN 2009
    Award: Silver, Integrated.
    Client/Campaign: Onitsuka Tiger/Electric Tigerland

    Event: One Show 2009
    Award: Nominated, Integrated Campaign.
    Client/Campaign: Onitsuka Tiger/Electric Tigerland

    To read about the other 6 awards click here..  (more…)

    Electric Tigerland is nominated for Titanium Lion

    FOC FOR 30Apr2009

    The Electric Tigerland campaign, created in collaboration between FOC and Amsterdam Worldwide, is nominated for the Titanium Lion during the annual International Advertising Festival in Cannes.
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    Janne Kyttanen is young designer of the year 2007

    FOC Home 10Oct2007

    Shoe designer Julia Lundsten (b. 1975) and designer Janne Kyttänen (b. 1974) have been awarded the Design Forum Finland’s Young Designer of the Year 2007 prize.

    The awarded designers have both received their design training abroad – Julia Lundsten in London and Janne Kyttänen in Barcelona and Amsterdam. Lundsten established her shoe-design company FINSK in London, and Kyttänen the Freedom of Creation company in Amsterdam. Based on the designers’ strong personal conception of design and intelligent insight into design and methods of manufacturing, these companies display international promise in both content and business skills.

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    The award jury noted that Julia Lundsten and Janne Kyttänen represent the best of Finland’s internationally oriented young designers. Through their bold decisions and uncompromising work they are deepening the diversity of design and expanding its international character. At the same time, they express in their works the traditions of Finnish design – clarity and pure lines without ignoring a playful light touch.

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    The members of the jury were CEO Mikko Kalhama, Design Forum Finland, and curator Jukka Savolainen, Design Museum Helsinki.

    Previous recipients of the prize are designers Harri Koskinen and Ilkka Suppanen (2000), interior architect Karola Sahi and architect Eeva Lithovius (2001), designer and cabinetmaker Tuuli Autio and designer and silversmith Pyry Tamminen (2002), graphic designers Antti Hinkula and Teemu Suviala (2005) and industrial designer Jukka Korpihete and furniture designer Mikko Paakkanen (2006).

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