DEADLINE: May 1, 2015
COMPETITIONS
Gain
worldwide recognition for your work by entering the most prestigious juried
competitions in visual communications.
Since
1959, Communication Arts has published the best in visual communications from
around the world. Ask any creative director which competitions rank as the most
influential, and they'll place Communication Arts at the top of the list.
Each
winning entrant will receive a personalized Award of Excellence, milled from
solid aluminum.
NEW:
Student entries are now being accepted for all competitions.
Communication
Arts has six juried competitions that cover the entire field of visual
communications. With winning entries published both in print and online, art and
creative directors, graphic designers, Web designers, copywriters,
photographers and illustrators find these competitions a priority for worldwide
promotion and a valuable resource for potential clients and colleagues. ViewPrevious Winners.
Design
For
designers creating posters, brochures, packaging, trademarks, corporate
identity, integrated branding, annual reports, catalogs, public service,
self-promotion, letterheads and signage. Juried by top designers, the best
design of the last year rises to the top. Deadline: May 1, 2015.
Advertising
The
Advertising Competition attracts consumer and institutional print ads along
with posters, broadcast and new media, as well as the growing
category—integrated media campaigns. Leading creative directors, art directors
and writers judge the work for selection in this preeminent Advertising Annual. Deadline: May 1, 2015.
Typography
A
juried competition celebrating the best use of typography as the primary visual
element in design and advertising, plus new typeface designs, calligraphy and
hand lettering. Categories include collateral, packaging, media, motion,
environmental and unpublished/experimental.
Interactive
A
juried competition of the best work being done for the Web, DVD, interactive
kiosk and handheld devices. Categories include websites/microsites,
environmental, mobile, other interactive media, social, tablets/handheld
devices and student work.
Source: Communication Arts
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