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Jun 09, 2020

D&AD Awards 2020: FCB India, Wunderman Thompson bag Pencils

Both win Graphite Pencils

D&AD Awards 2020: FCB India, Wunderman Thompson bag Pencils
The organisers of the D&AD Awards 2020 have announced the first set of winners (16 of the 34 categories). 
 
The wins include two from India. 
 
FCB India and Wunderman Thompson bagged a Graphite Pencil each in the 'Impact' category. FCB's win was for Mumbai Police's 'The Punishing Signal' while Wunderman Thompson's win came for 'Soap with a Lump' for Hindustan Unilever.
 
D&AD's Graphite Pencil is awarded to stand-out work, beautifully executed with an original and inspiring idea at its core.
 
Further Pencil winners announcements are scheduled for 16 June, 16 July, 8 September and 10 September. 
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