Luke Mitchell at Reach Students was ‘delighted’ that he’d won and said he will be using his prize for a brand new business venture in the very near future.
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Over at Graphic Design Forums they are holding a pretty darn good competition to win a copy of the new Adobe CS5 worth £1500 along with a load more design related prizes..
Though I’m alittle bit bias as I’m currently a moderator on the site and also designed the logo for the forums (above), that said its still a fantastic competition!
With the list of prizes this is a must for all designers and entry just requires you to tweet/blog or generally create awareness about the Graphic Design Forums
Other prizes include:
(1x) Pantone Color Cue® 2.1 (worth in excess of £330 approx)
(1x) 5,000 A6 Flyers or Business Cards
(2x) Design Week Magazine Subscriptions (worth £85 each approx)
(3x) Pantone Coated GoeGuides™ (worth in excess of £70 each approx)
(2x) Creative Review Website Subscriptions (worth £64 each approx)
(10x) Pantone Tea/Coffee Mugs
For full details, rules and to enter make sure you visit the Graphic Design Forums Competition
The Royal Mint is currently running a design competition that’s open to everyone in the UK.
The design competition involves designing the new 50p piece that celebrates the forthcoming 2012 London Olympic and Paralympic Games. The design competition is open to all UK residents aged 13+, 27 designs will be chosen – one for each of the sports at the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Also the BBC’s “Blue Peter” is also launching a children’s competition for 6-12-year olds to create a coin for athletics and a coin for cycling will be chosen from secondary school entrants aged 13-19.
The Winners of the design competition will see their creative work on the backs of 50p pieces which will be used throughout the UK. They will also receive a prize of £1000 and get to watch their design being added to the coins in The Royal Mint.
Designs that are entered will be judged on the originality and creativity of their design, also how well their design communicates the sport and how the design will work on the coin itself.
The judging panel will be made up of independent experts, and representatives of the Royal Mint, London 2012 and the International Olympic Committee.
So, you have 100 days from now and you need to get your design in by 24th April 2009.
The official competition website www.royalmintcompetition.co.uk has more information.