Toitanga
Whybin/TBWA 4 KLIM Type Foundry, ARAHIA Pathfinders, Rangi Kipa Pure Pākati
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Pou Auaha / Creative Director
Philip Kelly
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Ringatoi Matua / Design Directors
Kris Sowersby, Karl Wixon, Rangi Kipa
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Ngā Kaimahi / Team Members
Karl Wixon, Rangi Kipa, Kris Sowersby -
Kaitautoko / Contributor
NZ Māori Tourism -
Client
Tourism New Zealand










Judge's comments:
This project for Tourism New Zealand, to review and update the globally successful 100% PURE brand, demonstrated rich and meaningful collaboration between Māori and non-Māori designers and between designers, the client and stakeholders.
The final solution to a very tight brief demonstrated a high level of craft and was underpinned by a well considered and robust concept with a compelling brand story.
This is a strategically significant piece of work in positioning New Zealand strongly on the global stage and does so in a way that speaks of who we are and where we are by drawing upon our indigenous culture as a point of distinction.
The judges’ view this is a foundational piece of work on which our national tourism brand and campaigns can continue to evolve.