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CONGRATULATIONS 2009STUDENT ADDY WINNERS

Honorable Mentions:

Packaging:John Mujica, Brand X Package DesignLindsey Matkovich, Envy Chocolate Package DesignJoshua Dukes, Liberty School Wine BottleKalan Piukkula, Turning Leak Package DesignJessie Spaccia, Moonwalker Wine LabelJosh Frost, Labradoodle Dog FoodBrandy Resa, Portland Coffee RoastersJacqueline Blankenship, Main Squeeze Package Design

Poster:Kevin Armstrong, We Make Money Not ArtEmily Frickle, Preflight MailerKalan Piukkula, Preflight Poster/MailerTyler Cantrell, SFCC Concert PosterJaron R. Ballard, Fall Concert Poster

Direct Marketing:Kevin Armstrong, Decemberists Concert PostersMegan Strope, SFCC Graphic Design Newsletter

Non-Traditional Advertising:Areli Nathanson, SFCC Graphic Design Club T-ShirtJulie A. Edmiston, SFCC Graphic Design Club T-Shirt

Interactive, Web Site:Dustin Dikes, DustinDikes.com

Mixed Media Campaign:Lindsey Matkovich, WWF Ad CampaignKalan Piukkula, WWF Ad CampaignElizabeth Abshire, WWF Ad Campaign

Logo:Nathan Getzin, Custom LuresCarrie Stauffer, Brand Identity - LogoBrandy Resa, Portland Coffee Makers

Toni Robideaux Scholarships: Kevin ArmstrongLaura ChangJaron BallardJason Bansemer

Direct Marketing:

Best of Division &Student Gold ADDY® Megan StropePreflight Poster/Mailer

Packaging:

Student Gold ADDY® Elizabeth AbshirePurist Package Design

Student Gold ADDY® Holly MeagleyDecember Wine

Student Silver ADDY® Brennon Poyner8 Bit Brewing

Student Silver ADDY® Carrie StauferPackage Design

Student Silver ADDY® Kevin ArmstrongThermals Poster

Poster:

Student Gold ADDY®John MujicaPreflight Event

Student Gold ADDY®Kevin ArmstrongSFCC Spring Concert Poster

Student Silver ADDY®Lindsey MatkovichPreflight Poster/Mailer

This year, SFCC graphic design students took all of the Gold and Silver Addy awards in the student division, along with four TMR $1,000 scholarships. Congratulations to all for your achievements.

Student Silver ADDY®Elizabeth AbshirePreflight Poster/Mailer

Student Silver ADDY®Jacqueline BlankenshipPreflight Poster/Mailer

Non-Traditional Advertising:

Student Silver ADDY® Kevin ArmstrongGraphic Design Club T-Shirt

Newspaper Campaign:

Student Gold ADDY®Kevin ArmstrongGlobal Warming Campaign

Interactive, Web Site

Student Silver ADDY®Jason BansemerSpokane Falls Community College

Mixed Media Campaign:

Student Silver ADDY®Kalan PiukkulaWWF Ad Campaign

Student Silver ADDY®John BakerWWF Ad Campaign

Student Silver ADDY®Holly MeagelyPlastic Pollution Campaign

Megan Strope

2009 Student Gold AddyBest of Division

Direct MarketingPrefl ight Poster/Mailer

Student Portfolio ReviewWhitworth College 5·2·09

PreflightWhat road will you take?

Elizabeth Abshire

2009 Student Gold AddyPackaging

Purist LabelAlex Abercrombie, Photographer

Holly Meagley

2009 Student Gold AddyPackaging

December WineCody Erickson, Photographer

Carrie Stauffer

2009 Student Silver AddyPackaging

Purple Sun LabelKatie LaFountain, Photographer

Kevin Armstrong

2009 Student Gold AddyPoster

Thermals

John Mujica


Prefl ight Event

WHITWORTH COLLEGE·MAY SECOND·TWO THOUSAND NINE

Kevin Armstrong


SFCC Spring Concerts

Lindsey Matkovich

2009 Student Silver AddyPoster

Prefl ight Poster/Mailer

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2009 Student Silver AddyPoster

Prefl ight Poster/Mailer

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Kevin Armstrong

2009 Student Silver AddyNon-Traditional AdvertisingGraphic Design Club T-Shirt

Kevin Armstrong

2009 Student Gold AddyNewspaper. Campaign

Global Warming Campaign

The rapid increase of infectious disease is just one of the many impacts of global warming. If every household replaced five standard lightbulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs, it would save as much energy as removing 8 million cars from the road. Do your part.

INTRODUCING

DISEASEA CURE FOR

Flooding and extreme weather conditions are just one of the many impacts of global warming. If every person planted just two trees a year, it would completely counter all global warming caused by deforestation and logging.Do your part.

INTRODUCING

FLOODSA CURE FOR

Widespread, large scale forest fires are just one of the many impacts of global warming. If everyone used warm water, rather than hot, while bathing it would completely counter all global warming caused by air travel. Do your part.

INTRODUCING

FOREST A CURE FOR

FIRES

Jason Bansemer

2009 Student Silver AddyInteractive, Web Site

Lorien Herbs & Natural Foods

Kalan Piukkula

2009 Student Silver AddyMixed Media Campaign

World Wildlife Fund CampaignJennifer Neilson, Photographer

LED’s are a tree friendly favorite. An LED light bulb can reduce energy consumption 80%-90%. It will last around 100,000 hours. Replace your incandescent bulbs to LED’s to save around 1/3 of money for electric bills. Visit www.worldwildlife.org to learn more.

Unplugging your electronics such as a TV, DVD player, stereo, video game counsels and other devices can lower your energy bill by around fifty dollars when they are not in use. Visit www.worldwildlife.org to find out more.

Did you know that the incandescent bulbs turns only around 5% to 10% of its consumed energy into light, the rest goes out as heat. Switch to the florescent bulb, not only will it put more money in your pocket, it emits less heat and is earth friendly. Visit www.worldwillife.org to find out more.

John Baker


World Wildlife Fund CampaignJesse Cable, Photographer

Plant a tree and let it do what it does best. Everyday we are putting harmful toxins in the air through cars, factories, and many other things. Trees replace all the bad toxins with clean air to breathe. Trees can also do so much more. Just through the years of growth trees can offer protection for your home by

blocking high winds and other natural causes. It can also keep your home cool in the summer because of all the shade it provides. Sounds too good to be true? Its not.

Go online at www.wwf.org to find out more.

Trees clean more than you think.

Plant some.


Plant some.

Plant a tree and let it do what it does best. Everyday we are putting harmful toxins in the air through cars, factories, and many other things. Trees replace all the bad toxins with clean air to breathe. Trees can also do so much more. Just through the years of growth trees can offer protection for your home by blocking high

winds and other natural causes. It can also keep your home cool in the summer because of all the shade it provides. Sounds too good to be true? Its not.



Plant some.

Plant a tree and let it do what it does best. Everyday we are putting harmful toxins in the air through cars, factories, and many other things. Trees replace all the bad toxins with clean air to breathe. Trees can also do so much more. Just through the years of growth

trees can offer protection for your home by block-ing high winds and other natural causes. It can also keep your home cool in the summer because of all the shade it provides. Sounds too good to be true? Its not.


Holly Meagely


Plastic Pollution CampaignCody Erickson, Photographer

Each day, Americans dispose of 60

million plastic bottles. Of that amount,

only 14% are recycled—the rest adds

waste to our landfills. Eliminate the

trash, and recycle to help the planet.

It’s our world, preserve it for present

and future generations.

Visit www.wwf.org for tips.

Jacqueline Blankenship


WWF Global Warming CampaignMellisa Howe, Photographer

YOUR IMPACT

Line dry your clothes in the spring and summer instead of using the dryer and save 700 lbs. of carbon dioxide and up to $75 per year.

www.worldwildlife.org

YOUR IMPACT

Many electronics use power even after you push the off button. This phantom load accounts for 75% of the electricity consumed by home electronics and about 8% of total electricity use. That’s enough to power your house for a month. Many of these electronics are easy to disconnect. Pull your charges out of the outlets when they aren’t in use, and attach other energy suckers to a surge protector and turn the strip off.


Last year, Americans spent nearly $11 billion on over 8 billion gallons of bottled water, then tossed over 22 billion empty plastic bottles in the trash. In bottle production alone, the more than 70 million bottles of water consumed each day in the U.S. drain 1.5 million barrels of oil over the course of one year. By using a refillable bottle instead, not only will you save money but you’ll conserve our planet’s resources.

YOUR IMPACT
