Applied Arts - Design & Advertising Awards Info

THE POWER IS IN YOUR HANDS

THE 2008 DESIGN & ADVERTISING AWARDS CALL FOR ENTRY

BROADCAST ADVERTISING/GRAPHICS DEADLINE: APRIL 25, 2008
DESIGN & ADVERTISING PRINT DEADLINE: MAY 9. 2008

Now in its 17th year the awards are open to anyone in the Design and Advertising industry who has produced work that was published, broadcast or displayed between April 2007 and May 2008.

Design information:
• How To Enter/Fees/Formats
• Categories
• FAQs
• Judges
• Entry Form

Advertsing information:
• How To Enter/Fees/Formats
• Categories
• FAQs
• Judges
• Entry Form

Why should you enter?
Actually, we can’t think of a good reason not to enter. Unless you don’t want your work assessed by an international panel of judges chosen from among the biggest names in the industry. Perhaps you don’t want to appear (fully credited, of course) in our special Design and Advertising Annual, published in November 2008. Or on the Applied Arts Website, in the Design and Advertising Awards Gallery, which attracts more than 200,000 unique visitors annually. Or maybe you don’t want to be featured at our year-end Awards Winners’ Exhibit, held Nov. 2008, in Toronto.

Of course, you wouldn’t be in this line of business if you didn’t see the value of this kind of celebration of talent.

Submit your name to be included on our mailing list for future Call for Entries.

Click to see the 2007 Advertising (print) winners.
Click to see the 2007 Advertising Broadcast winners.
Click to see the 2007 Design winners.

Click below for information on our other Awards:
• Student
• Photography & Illustration
• Web Design
• Printing

Applied Arts contests are judged by panels of highly regarded industry professionals and experts, in a rigorous process developed over our more than 17 years of Awards experience. Every entry is scored independently by each judge based on creative merit, technical excellence and suitability for end use. Discussion is not permitted during the judging process, and judges can’t vote for their own entries. So you can rest assured that the winning work has been fairly chosen and will receive the treatment it deserves—reproduced in the country’s most glorious showcase of creative work, kept as a valuable reference by the Applied Arts readership of more than 65,000.

For more information on the awards competitions, please contact John Dranski at 416-510-0909, ext. 32, or awards[at]appliedartsmag.com.