Interactive Advertising Agencies continue to lead the design world.
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Interactive Advertising Agencies: Leading the Design World
Interactive advertising agencies, once newcomers, are now redefining the landscape of design award shows, traditionally dominated by illustration, graphic design, and photography. This modern art form, interactive and multimedia design, is now recognized for its standalone prowess.
Initially, interactive design was seen as separate from traditional design, confined to niche awards like the [Cannes Cyber Lions](http://www.canneslions.com/), [Interactive Media Awards](http://www.interactivemediaawards.com/), and Lotus Awards. However, as it has evolved, the design community acknowledges its significance.
For instance, Applied Arts magazine, a Canadian publication dedicated to visual communications, now includes interactive projects in its awards. With over 20 years in the industry, Applied Arts provides essential insights to graphic design, illustration, advertising, interactive design, and photography professionals. Recently, [Henderson Bas](http://www.pubzone.com/newsroom/2007/4x071127x020726.cfm), Canada's most awarded interactive agency, won four accolades at the Applied Arts Magazine Awards.
A standout interactive campaign this year was Dove’s "Campaign for Real Beauty." This web-only spot, distributed via YouTube and viral sites, secured the 2006 Grand EFFIE Award for effective marketing and won at the MAA Worldwide Globe Awards for best retail marketing. Produced by Ogilvy and Mather's Toronto office with contributions from Toronto's Capital C, the campaign exemplified interactive design's reach beyond digital platforms.
The success of interactive design in awards is partly due to the blurring lines between interactive and traditional design. As shown by the Dove campaign, interactive work is now venturing into print and retail spaces. Conversely, many print and TV ads are leaning towards interactivity. In Japan, print ads often feature barcodes that link to online content via cell phone cameras. Companies like Frito Lay have embraced interactive content by incorporating crowdsourced TV commercials created by individuals and submitted online.
The future of interactive design is unpredictable, but it is certain that its continuous evolution will only increase its presence in traditional media awards.
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