Wieden + Kennedy London scooped five 'Gold' awards at the British Arrows (BTAAs) last night. 

The agency won two Golds for Lurpak 'Kitchen Odyssey' in the Dairy and 60″ cinema categories.  Gold in the Telecommunication Products category for Nokia 'The World's Smallest Stop-Motion Character Animation'.  And two Golds for Nike 'Write The Future' for 'Best Over 90″ Cinema Commercial' and 'Best over 90″ TV Commercial'.

The full list of winners see BTAA.

The British Arrows began in 1976 to recognise and reward the best television and cinema commercials made by British advertising agencies and production companies.

Company Directors include W+K London's Executive Creative Director Tony Davidson. 

This year the Guardian had a large presence at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas. We helped turn their trade stand as a place to relax and with a cafe serving tea and scones and somewhere to charge your laptop.

We also created these stickers with Andrew Bannacker who was the illustrator on the iPhone ad we made earlier in the year. Texas Monthly seemed to like them, which is nice because we wouldn't want to mess with Texas.

Phoographs kindly taken by Blech and E Smith