Voting is now open for the 10th anniversary YoungGuns Student of the Decade
Support your country, your friends, your agency and good ideas by casting your vote for the Student YoungGun of the Decade, the second in a series of special one-off rankings released for this year’s 10th International YoungGuns Awards.
Entries are now open across the board from the world’s best young professionals and students to enter this year’s awards, which recognize emerging creative talent in a number of fields and are the premier global platform for defining creative talent.
Like the Professional YoungGun of the Decade voting, which was releasedlast week, the Student YoungGun is decided by public vote. Users canvote once per day and check in to see the leader every day.
Theprevious Student YoungGuns of the Year are:
2001 – Nick C Tamburri& Lina Yoko Hitomi, Art Centre College Of Design California, USA
2002 – Mikael Strom & Yasin Lekorchi, Berghs School OfCommunication, Sweden
2003 – Satoko Takada & Patwin Lawrence, MiamiAd School, USA
2004 – Christina De LA Cruz, Tom Zukoski & MattBurgess, Miami Ad School Minneapolis, USA
2005 – Menno Kluin, Miami AdSchool Europe, Germany
2006 – Eleanor Bullen & Angie Bird, RMITUniversity, Australia
2007 – Nate Virnig, Jesse Synder & ReneDelgado, Miami Ad School Minneapolis, USA
2008 – Savina Mokreva,Voldemars Dudums & Mihnea Gheorghiu, Miami Ad School Europe,Germany
2009 – Duncan Munge, Zoe Sys Voglius & Amadeus Henhapl,Miami Ad School Europe, Germany.
Over the next two months,YoungGuns will release a number of Top 10 rankings on a speciallydesigned, and extremely hot, website that celebrates the young talent and incubator organizations that havenurtured those creative aspirations across YoungGuns last 10 years.
Someof the rankings are just straightforward, one to ten and others will bedecided by public vote. They will be released on pre-determined datesacross the next few months.
The other rankings to be released, in order, are: Top 10 Awarded Countries, Top Awarded Networks,Top 10 Awarded Schools, Top 10 Innovative Ideas (Public Vote), 10 Yearsof Call for Entries (Public Vote), Top 10 Awarded Agencies and Top 10Awarded Young Creatives.
YoungGuns will re-release select viralsfrom its last 10 years of Call For Entry campaigns to coincide witheach new ranking being revealed. These were created across the years bythe following agencies: 2001 – DÁrcy Sydney; 2002 – Mother, London;2003 – Fallon, London; 2004 – Leo Burnett, Chicago; 2005 – CP+B, USA;2006 – Saatchi & Saatchi, New Zealand; 2007 – TAXI, Canada; 2008 -Droga5, Global; 2009 – YoungGuns.