Friday, 14 January 2011

Design againt fur competition


I am highly interested in this competition:

''Design a creative, compelling campaign poster or animation that delivers the compassionate message that the wearing of fur is cruel and unnecessary. We want the modern world to celebrate all animals and not victimize them by killing them to wear their skins - and we want you to help us make that happen.''

This sounds very appealing to me and i would like to persue this one.

Regestration closes 1/04/2011

Artwork to be submitted by 15/04/2011


''An eye-catching, thought-provoking design for a billboard poster for a city street You’ll have to catch people’s imagination, and quickly, as they pass by your design. Note: The artwork you supply should be maximum A3 sized for ease of judging & reproduction.''

The website also provides a lot of useful background information as help.

The RSA awards, postage stamps


Brief 1
Celebrate the idea of ‘firsts’ and create
stamps that inspire the nation whilst instilling
national pride.

Brief 2
Celebrate the influence of British Fashion
in a visually exciting way that would be a joy to use
on post.

This sounds like an interesting competition, the dates for entery forms are the 17/02/2011, the dates for submission is 7th/03/2011 - 25/03/2011

The website has a lot of informaton on the audience, guidelines, target market etc...which is usefull.

Competitions!

I had a look on moodle at the competitions posted there.

PENGUIN DESIGN AWARD

The penguin award is for a book called 'one hundered years of solitude' by

Gabriel García Márquez. The brief looks to be much more serious:

'' our cover design should reflect the richness of Márquez’s writing to appeal to a contemporary, discerning, literary readership.''

I much preffered the Puffin designers brief, as it was for James and the Giant Peach. The bref was much more appealing to me:

''We are looking for a striking cover design that is well executed, has an imaginative concept and clearly places the book for its market of both children (to pick up and buy for themselves) and adults (to buy for children). ''