Hyper about hyper
08 Aug 2008 | by Kunal Dutta
A digital school based in an old Swedish prison, Hyper Island has proved a liberating experience for alumni and employers alike, Kunal Dutta reports.
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The Work: Graduate Work - UK
12 Sep 2008
KRONENBOURG 1664 - M C SAATCHI GRADUATE CREATIVES CREDITS Project: Kronenbourg 1664 with Dynamo Systeme Client: Sanjay Patel, marketing manager, Scottish Newcastle Brief: Introduce consumers to the new Kronenbourg 1664 with Dynamo Systeme - the lager with smaller bubbles for a smoother taste...
The Work: Private view
29 Feb 2008
CREATIVE - Mark Roalfe, chairman and executive creative director, Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R
Class of 2008
25 Jan 2008
Some of them already have experience across a number of marketing disciplines and are digitally savvy. Others have shown themselves to be bright and brave. Meet the newest Campaign Faces to Watch.
The Work: Private view
27 Apr 2007
CREATIVE - Mark Tutssel, chief creative officer, Leo Burnett Worldwide
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