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nFusion Wins at Two National Award Shows
nFusion is pleased to have won two National ADDY Awards and one first place ACE Award in 2010.
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nFusion Wins First Place in 2010 ACE Awards
Austin, Texas – June 22, 2010 – nFusion, one of the country’s leading integrated marketing agencies, has won first place in this year’s ACE Awards for its tongue-in-cheek direct mailer, “A Californian’s Guide to Austin.” The ACE Awards are run by the Business Marketing Association of New York City.
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nFusion Wins Two Silver ADDYs at the 2010 National Finals
Austin, Texas – June 15, 2010 – nFusion, one of the country’s leading integrated marketing agencies, has won two National ADDY Awards.
Bats with Laser Beams, Pumas and The Planet’s Online Display
nFusion produced Flash banners for The Planet, a leading dedicated hosting provider headquartered in Houston, Texas. The banners were placed on technology sites aimed at tech enthusiasts who are known to be very sarcastic, technologically savvy with a quirky sense of humor.
Limbs for Life Benefit Kicks Back to the 1920s
Charged with the task of developing collateral for the “Roaring '20s” themed Limbs for Life bash, nFusion designers went underground to find inspiration. “Since the client was going for a '20s theme, we thought about how speakeasies had to exist under the radar and be very DIY,” says art director John Livingston.
How Naughty Have You Been?
At nFusion we understand that 2009 has been a rough year. And chances are you’ve probably done some things you’re not especially proud of. That’s why we created the Ultimate Naughty List. This dynamic website is designed to help you purge your 2009 sins so you can start 2010 with a clean slate. Simply visit the Ultimate Naughty List and anonymously post your naughtiest moments of the year.
The New Texas License Plate: A Design Tragedy
Texas held a vote to choose which design would be the next state license plate. And much to the horror of designers everywhere we chose this eyesore. You ask, "What can be so bad? It's just a license plate." Yes, but this design will soon end up on bumpers all across the state.
