It's Time for (Re)Design | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

It's Time for (Re)Design

Calling all sustainable graphic designers! It's time again for the international AIGA (Re)Design Awards.

Enter your good work showing how your designs help people, the planet, and/or influence culture change. A broad range of categories for student, professional, and conceptual work.

Entry deadline is November 11, 2017.

Eligible projects include campaigns, experiences, messages, objects, processes, services or spaces in the following disciplines:

  • Apps
  • Books & Jackets
  • Brand & Identity Systems
  • Corporate Communications
  • Data Visualization
  • Editorial
  • Environmental Graphics
  • Experience Design
  • Event
  • Information Design
  • Motion Graphics
  • Package & Labeling
  • Posters
  • Print Communications
  • Promotional & Advertising
  • Campaign
  • Public Service
  • Typographic Design
  • Websites

Learn more about how to enter.

 

Image courtesy of AIGA (RE)Design Awards.

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October 31, 2017
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