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Whilst you are a student it’s a good idea to enter a national or international design competition. Winning or being commended will mean that you have something decent to talk to future employers and other designers about and will really help you promote yourself as a designer. |
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Here are a few of our favourites:
International Society of Typographic Designers Student Award
D&AD Global Awards (Deadline 23 March 2007)
The Association of Photographers Student Competition
Chaumont French Poster Competition
Starpack Student Packaging Awards
Association of Illustrators, Images
Young Creative Network (Deadline 23 March 2007) |
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