US EditionCreative students’ award-winning Degree Show project gives advertisers something to chew over!
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Creative students’ award-winning Degree Show project gives advertisers something to chew over!
Origumi aims to help neurodiverse teenagers An idea to transform chewing gum wrappers into a fold-up coping device for neurodiverse teenagers has earned industry recognition for three Edinburgh Napier University (ENU) students. Caitlin Christina Borst, Ewan Bell and Sana Ziyaeen’s project, Origumi, has been named among the winners of this year’s D&AD New Blood Awards – a notable honour for emerging creatives. The MSc Creative Advertising student…
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