Nov 23, 2010
Langara students and graduates swept up 10 recognitions at the 2010 Lotus Awards for their top-notch creative work. There were five Lotus Awards and five Merit awards in the mix – an all-time record for the college.
“We did far better than we could have imagined,” said Greg Blue, Continuing Studies Creative & Applied Arts Manger, Langara. “The creative energy of our students and graduates is astounding and we’re so proud that their talents have been recognized by the industry.”
Congratulations to this year’s winners:
Andrew Alblas
Art Director, Cossette
Graduate of Langara Continuing Studies Advertising & Graphic Design Program
- Best Public Service – Lotus Award
- Best Website – Lotus Award
- Best self-promotion - Merit
- Best Poster - Merit
- Best P.O.P. - Merit
Lindsay Siu
Freelance commercial photographer
Graduate of Langara’s Continuing Studies Photography Program
- Best Photography - Won a Lotus
Raymond Fryer & Susan Bondor
Current students of Langara Continuing Studies Photography Program
Class project with DDB from the Commercial Production course
- Best Out Of Home - Merit
Chris Serravalle
Current student of Langara Continuing Studies Electronic Music Production
Wrote and produced the soundtrack for the Rethink Scholarship video
- Best Digital - Won a Lotus
Rethink Advertising
Rethink Scholarship: Partnership with Langara Continuing Studies Communication and Ideation Design
- Best Digital – Lotus Award
- Best Poster – Merit
- The poster also won a spot in Communication Arts Magazine's Typography Annual
Established in 1989, the prestigious Lotus Awards celebrates creative excellence across British Columbia in the fields of broadcast, design, interactive, social media, and direct mail. For more information, visit www.lotusawards.com
Langara College, located in beautiful Vancouver, BC, Canada, provides University, Career, and Continuing Studies programs and courses to more than 20,000 students annually. The College’s expansive academic breadth and depth allows students to choose their own educational path. Learn more Langara’s Continuing Studies Creative & Applied Arts programs.