Harriet has success at Aerial Awards
Steve, Harriet and Paul who created the award winning radio ad.
Ex-Lincoln Creative Advertising student Harriet Russell-Vick recently picked up an Aerial Award for a very effective piece of radio advertising for the Imperial War Museum.
The Aerial Awards showcase the best in Advertising and it is to Harriet and her partners credit that they have been recognised in this way. Harriet worked with Steve Smith and Creative director Paul Domenet at the agency Johnny Fearless to create the ad which is a poignant reminder of war and it's effect on people of all ages.
Well done Harriet and 'tune in' soon for more CA news.
A new era.
Say hello to David (he's the one in the middle).
Alongside his teaching, David has worked on a broad range of projects for a range of advertising agencies and an international client base that includes the New York Times Magazine, DKNY, Daihatsu, IKEA, The Economist, The Royal Shakespeare Company and The Huffington Post.
Some of David's work for DKNY
“I am very excited to be working alongside Mike & Justin and the talented students at Lincoln University. As a lecturer, my personal philosophy focuses on the values of play and curiosity as foundations for learning. The core of my design practice and teaching ethos is the axiom “the person who doesn’t make mistakes is unlikely to make anything". Awooga!
David's range of skills will be a great compliment to the existing Creative Advertising team and all of us are all really looking forward to working with him.
Err, awooga.
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