Glue Society, Three Drunk Monkeys, YoungGuns included in Creative Sydney’s 100 fabulous creative businesses and practitioners’ list
Unveiling today, the official list of 100 fabulous creative businesses and practitioners who inspire 10 creative leaders from Creative Sydney’s 10×10 Project (listed below is 96 names – the final 4 will be announced tonight at the Creative Sydney launch). Publicis Mojo Auckland creative director Rebecca Carrasco (left) includes in her 10 the likes of The Glue Society, Three Drunk Monkeys, Soap Creative and the YoungGuns.
Rebecca Carrasco 10×10
The Glue Society
Like Minded Studio
Nylon Studios
Three Drunk Monkeys
Mathematics
Olives Friend Pop
Rebecca Wolkenstein
Soapcreative
Young Guns
TCSS | The Critical Slide Society
Heidi Middleton and Sarah Jane-Clark 10×10
Adam Laerkesen
Kelvin Ho
Edward Coutts Davidson
Anna Lunoe
Mika Popov
Les Interieurs
Joshua Yeldham
360
Romance Was Born
Jordan Askill
Margaret Pomeranz 10×10
David Michod
Leon Ford
Luke Doolan
Maeve Dermody
Nicole O’Dohohue
Adrian Wills
Sarah Snook
Adam Arkapaw
TBC
TBC
Rob Hirst 10×10
Urthboy
Mark Moldre
Losty
Bones Atlas
LC Beats
Ed Prescott
Mc Trey
Mickey Grossman
Dan Neeson
Dean Belcastro
Liane Rossler 10×10
Zac and Zolton Zavos
Anagram Studio
Matt Levinson
Republic of Everyone
Remo Giuffre
Circul8
Jenny Lacey
Melinda Tually
Michelle McCosker & Alasdair Nicol
Heidi Dokulil & Graeme Smith
Ross Dawson 10×10
Michela Ledwidge
Pollenizer
Vasili Kaliman
Remember The Milk
David Holloway
Design Crowd
Nick Holmes a Court
Andrew Vande Moere
Luke Metcalfe
Gary Hayes
Sixty40 10×10
Ash Bolland
Benja Harney
Mini Graff
Renny Kodgers
Chris Wu
Billygoat and the Mongrels
Joseph Allen Shea
Rob Barton
Pia Van Gelder
Doug Bayne
Chris Bosse 10×10
Jennifer Kwok
Toko
one8one7
Frank Minnaert
urban future organization
Craig Ruddy
Matt Chan
Damien.Butler
Gabriele Uiacco
Sarah Benton
Lee Lewis 10×10
The STC Residents
Kate Mulvany
Arts Radar
Urban Theatre Projects
Carlos Gomes
Clare Britton
Jake Nash
Stefan Gregory
Eamon Flack
Alice Babidge
Rhoda Roberts 10×10
Stephen Page
Terri Janke
Rachel Perkins
Warwick Thornton
David Page
Pip Runciman
Gina Hall
Sebastian Chase (I’m not really sure if we should include Sebastian, he’s already made it, big time)
TBC
TBC
22 Comments
Hey… how come I’m not on the list?
I am on the list
How come Colman Rasic isn’t?
Why, if you were asked to name people who work in creative fields, would you list anyone who worked in – or had anything to do with – advertising?
What a load of shite. How could you get a chubby over this?
5:37 i think both glue society and three drunk monkeys have done some pretty great non advertising work, art, television etc its good to see both have been included as they are doing great things for the industry
Rebecca’s make-up artist should have made the list.
Good list and nice that someone from our field is part of it. It’s also good that we have people on there who are pushing creativity in advertising for Sydney, I agree, I love the stuff Glue and Monkeys have been doing outside of just ads, the sculptures are really good. God knows Sydney needs more of this sort of thing. Like Minded and Mathematics also really good shops. This is all about exciting newish places right?
…and so it begins.
5.37pm that kind of attitude is what holds us all back….what a crock of apologetic #@%
3DM – solidly average – even their name is shit.
“Unveiling today, the official list of 100 fabulous creative businesses and practitioners who inspire 10 creative leaders from Creative Sydney’s 10×10 Project.”
I love and respect Bec, so this is no reflection on her: for an event that celebrates creativity, Creative Sydney’s 10 x 10 Project is nothing more than a Sunday newspaper supplement style list of ‘things I like’ that gets posted online. That’s it. Nothing more comes out of it. Personally I think it’s extremely disappointing that this is the sum total of the 10 x 10 project.
With such highly creative people asked to contribute a list of other highly creative entities, it seems a waste of creativity in a forum that’s meant to celebrate creativity.
They were asked to choose top ’emerging’ Sydney-based creative business or practitioners and encouraged to select from within their field where possible. The final winners receive federally-funded business development programs. The earlier 10×10 press said this but it isn’t mentioned on the final list.
Man…. I wanted to be successful in this field but after all the shithouse comments on here about anyone who’s successful I’d rather eat indonesian coffee beans and poop them out for a living. After all, with all these great successful people getting their ring pulled out by the great anonymous, who’d want to let you get your jollys popping them down. Seems like a Pat&Steve job.
Olives friend Pop is awesome
@ 5:37 – I’d love to know where you work? Keep the post anon, but just gives us an agency name. I double dare you.
Congratulations Olives friend Pop and Bec Wolkenstein. Wonderful stuff. x
I work at Jack Watts Curry, smartarse.
When Melbourne AFL footballer Jack Watts cooks his favourite Indian meal it’s known as a Jack Watts Curry.
Its good to see young guns on there as a cool new creative sydney business…I like that.
Obviously you’re not busy enough. Give her some more briefs.
Obviously you’re not busy enough. Give him some more briefs.