http://www.urbanoutfitters.co.uk/Projects/Design-A-Fisheye-Camera/page/designalomo
check it out!
5 March 2010
CYCLING IN LONDON COMPETITION
Deadline: 17 May 2010
Students and professionals are invited to submit entries that demonstrate the environmental, health and/or recreational benefits of cycling. It is the task of entrants to create an illustration that shows cycling as a fun and efficient way to get around the city.
The top three entries will receive a monetary award and may be used in an advertising campaign for cycling. The top 50 entries will be displayed in an exhibition at the London Transport Museum that will open in summer 2010 in conjunction with the launch of TfL’s cycling programmes.
Competition Prizes
Cash prizes
will be awarded in three levels.
First prize: £2000
Second prize: £1000
Third prize: £750
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24 January 2010
YCN student awards - March Deadline
20 Live Briefs
The Call for Entries for this year’s YCN Student Awards is now live. This year’s briefs present challenges ranging from increasing awareness of browsers for Google to making a film of your perfect day.
Design Against Fur
'09 winner
see competition overview here
Competition registration by 26th March and deadline for submission 9th April
'Work will be evaluated by design and marketing experts, and potentially used in national and international campaigns to end the cruel fur trade. There are cash prizes and all winners and commended students will receive certificates for their portfolios. Winning work will be promoted on a range of national and international sites, in exhibitions and online galleries.
For the 2010 competition the focus is on the use of rabbits in the fur trade. Each and every year tens of millions of rabbits are raised in cramped conditions and then brutally killed so their fur can be used to trim coats, jackets, boots, scarves and gloves. Their fur is also used to produce toys, stuffed animals, ornaments, trinkets, pet toys, blankets and other fashion and household textiles.'
8 January 2010
Submission for 200 Best Illustrators worldwide 11/12
follow this link
Luezers Archive is a great opportunity to gain some great exposure.
It is a catalog of professional illustrators and designers.
Luezers Archive is a great opportunity to gain some great exposure.
It is a catalog of professional illustrators and designers.
Creative Quarterly - Jan 29th
Get your running shoes on for this deadline!
Creative Quarterly 19: Call for Entries
It’s time to get your entries ready for the next Creative Quarterly judging. And there are a few changes, for one thing it’s a flat $10 per entry. Entering a series? Each piece is $10.
We're now two shows in one.
A student show and a professional show. Open to all undergraduate and graduate students, recent graduates, professors, instructors, graphic designers, art directors, illustrators, photographers and fine artists in all media.
Easy to enter.
If you enter online, you can pay online. Click to learn how to prepare your entries for online submission. Click here to enter online.
Want to mail your payment? Download the Call For Entries 19 PDF and send your payment along with a disc with your entries.
Same categories, just more winners.
Same categories: Fine Art, Graphic Design, Illustration, Photography but we’ll have separate sections for professional and student work. One more way we’re going to share the inspiration.
Speaking of inspiration, winners will be asked to submit their own person, place or thing that inspires them which we’ll reproduce in the magazine as space allows—we’ll also select one of the inspirations for the cover.
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CQ19 Deadline: January 29, 2010
V&A Student Illustrator Awards - December
Another great free competition, allowing pretty much any autonomous work to be submitted. Information presented is from last years 'Call for Entries', but i have updated the dates as what you may have to work with.
Entry into the Awards is free
Student Illustrator of the Year entries are encouraged from anyone who has attended an illustration course at any time during 2009 or 2010. The brief is open. Students may submit material set as coursework by their tutors or they may define their own brief.
The Prize
The Student Illustrator of the Year will receive £2,000 and a trophy. The runner up will receive £1,000.
How to enter
Entry into the Student Illustrator category of the Awards is via the online entry form. Entrants may submit up to three images of their work. One animation per entrant may also be submitted.
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