Some clever (and risqué) Chip Shop Awards work
Chip Shop Awards Judgement Day is coming (Thursday 28 April) so in celebration we’ve assembled some of the cleverest entries we’ve received. This is the first of a two-part series with the second entry running just before the judges gather to select the winners.
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While the entries are overlooked by a group of independent advertising experts, we’re keen to share some of the brave work that caught our eye.
The diverse and multi-faceted panel of judges includes Adam Fish, Barney Worfolk Smith, Beri Cheetham, Bo Hellberg, Claire Scott, Flo Heiss, Hollie Newton, Joe McEwan, John Jessup, Laura Jordan-Bambach, Nick Entwistle, Sam Cartmell, Toufic Beyhum and Victoria Buchanan.
Ultimately they will be the ones to select the most effect works.
Ad without a visual - Incognito Mode - Simon Morgan
Alternative media space - Thanks MUM - Oliver
Alternative Media Space - For when it feels impossible - RPM LTD
Best ad without a headline - Release the Fight, on pain - Not William
Best ad without a headline - The very hungry e-Caterpillar - Jupiter advertising
Best Charity ad - Poverty shouldn't mean prostitution - Alchemy
Best charity ad - t-short form Syria - Mark Kavanagh
Best corporate Identity - Waitrose Prosecco - Matthew Wyatt and Paul Bond
Best Corporate identity - K2 Mountain - Bowook Yoon
Best corporate identity - Thong - Creative Race
Best Parody - Oxfam - The Mac Daddies
Best parody - Priceless - a freelance creative
Best political ad - Political Flatulence - Max Dunlop
Best rejected concept - Inside every great artist - Andy Thirsk and Danial Latham
Best use of a celebrity - Should have died ages ago - Ross and Ben
The winners will be announced Thursday 9 June.
We’ve also mined our Chip Shop Judges for their creative wisdom in a new series of interviews, catch up with that here.
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