We’ll continue to feature some of this year’s most noteworthy Hermes Creative Awards entries throughout the competition. 

Organization: Tungsten Branding Location: Brevard, NC Title of Entry: “Triia” Category: Print Media | Design | 48. Logo

Logos are the calling card for businesses, non-profits, sports teams, and government agencies. They are triggering mechanisms for the mind. But creating a memorable, meaningful logo can be a difficult quest. Tungsten Branding met the challenge for a new online company offering Native American merchandise. Tungsten is an internationally known naming and brand development agency in Brevard, North Carolina. The agency weaved an image for Triia by blending traditional Native American colors into a star quilt and then tweaking the company letters to create two people reaching out bracketed by a soft rounded “r” and “a”. The logo is simplistic and modern.

To view their full submission, click here.

The Deadline for the 2021 Hermes Creative Awards is Thursday, March 18th. Enter now while there’s still time.

We’ll continue to feature some of this year’s most noteworthy Hermes Creative Awards entries throughout the competition. 

Organization: RBA Location: Dallas, TX Title of Entry: “Leaning Tower of Dallas” Category: 131c. Electronic Media / Social Media / Interactive Media | Social Media | Social Content Campaign (Multiple Platforms) ($185)

It started with a boom and ended with a bang. You’ve heard the saying, “turning lemons into lemonade”. In this case, a botched demolition turned into a social media phenomenon that garnered millions of impressions across social media platforms along with free advertising for a yet undeveloped recreational, business, and hospitality destination called Central Dallas. For months, the “Leaning Tower of Pisa” drew competition from the “Leaning Tower of Dallas”.

To view their full submission, click here.

The Deadline for the 2021 Hermes Creative Awards is Thursday, March 18th. Enter now while there’s still time.

We’ll continue to feature some of this year’s most noteworthy Hermes Creative Awards entries throughout the competition. 

Organization: Myriad Location: Raleigh, NC Title of Entry: “Myriad” Category: 122. Electronic Media / Social Media / Interactive Media | Web Creative | Website Design

Myriad is an agency based in Raleigh, North Caroline that creates videos for a multitude of clients, including Fortune 500 companies. From series to one-offs, nothing is too big or too complicated for Myriad. Myriad describes itself as “one part left brain, one part right brain”. The company website provides a sample of its creativity. The website draws you in, entertains you, and provides solid information about its people and products. The website is fun to navigate and sprinkled with visual nuggets that reward those willing to explore.

To view their full submission, click here.

The Deadline for the 2021 Hermes Creative Awards is Thursday, March 18th. Enter now while there’s still time.

We’ll continue to feature some of this year’s most noteworthy Hermes Creative Awards entries throughout the competition. 

Organization: CMBell Location: Walla Walla, WA Title of Entry: “Visit Walla Walla | America’s Best Wine Region” Category: 169. Electronic Media / Social Media / Interactive Media | Video | Nonprofit

Ever been to Walla Walla, Washington? After viewing this video you might want to go. CM Bell is a family-owned agency, located near Walla Walla, which prides itself on creative communications in marketing, video, and web. Promotional videos are usually more gloss than content; this one by CM Bell brings you a sense of place utilizing ordinary people doing ordinary things. No chic models, no color-saturated staged shots. It’s a low-key approach in a hyped field. The video brings a smile to your face and a desire to experience what this town has to offer.

To view their full submission, click here.

The Deadline for the 2021 Hermes Creative Awards is Thursday, March 18th. Enter now while there’s still time.