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| | | Posted on 15.06.2009 | Posted by LB
Images 34 - Call for Entries. Best of British Contemporary Illustration 2010.
Created or commissioned a piece of illustration you're proud of?
Want other professionals working in illustration and design to know about it?
Then enter your best work into the Association of Illustrators' Images competition, the most comprehensive and prestigious illustration award in the UK.
We have kept the entry fees for AOI Full members close to the slashed rate from last year's Images. It’s now only £20 per entry - the perfect excuse to enter even more of the great work you’ve produced since January 2008.
We are delighted to present the new Call for Entries for our next competition: Images – the best of British contemporary illustration 2010.
deadline: 31st July 2009
Images continues to evolve into an ever more exciting publication; not only is it the sole jury-selected illustration annual and touring exhibition in the UK showcasing the best of contemporary British illustration, but from Images 2010 it will be art directed by a new designer each year. Categories stay expanded, with editorial articles to introduce each of the eight sectionsin the anual: Advertising, Books, Children's Books, Design, Editorial, New Media, Self-Promotion and New Talent.
The jury consists of 9 of the most respected personalities in the industry, with each judging multiple sections. Confirmed so far are:
Penny Garrett – Art Director at The Economist
Ben Norland – Executive Art Director Walker Books
Angus Hyland – Partner at Pentagram Design Ltd
Please have a look at the fees and how to enter pages and read the terms for entry carefully. You will be asked to accept them before you can submit.
Please note that this year we will only accept entries through the online form. If you require help with this please contact the AOI on 020 7324 7223. You can download the promotional postcard pdf if you want to keep it for reference. You will need to have Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.
http://www.aoiimages.com/competition.htm
Want other professionals working in illustration and design to know about it?
Then enter your best work into the Association of Illustrators' Images competition, the most comprehensive and prestigious illustration award in the UK.
We have kept the entry fees for AOI Full members close to the slashed rate from last year's Images. It’s now only £20 per entry - the perfect excuse to enter even more of the great work you’ve produced since January 2008.
We are delighted to present the new Call for Entries for our next competition: Images – the best of British contemporary illustration 2010.
deadline: 31st July 2009
Images continues to evolve into an ever more exciting publication; not only is it the sole jury-selected illustration annual and touring exhibition in the UK showcasing the best of contemporary British illustration, but from Images 2010 it will be art directed by a new designer each year. Categories stay expanded, with editorial articles to introduce each of the eight sectionsin the anual: Advertising, Books, Children's Books, Design, Editorial, New Media, Self-Promotion and New Talent.
The jury consists of 9 of the most respected personalities in the industry, with each judging multiple sections. Confirmed so far are:
Penny Garrett – Art Director at The Economist
Ben Norland – Executive Art Director Walker Books
Angus Hyland – Partner at Pentagram Design Ltd
Please have a look at the fees and how to enter pages and read the terms for entry carefully. You will be asked to accept them before you can submit.
Please note that this year we will only accept entries through the online form. If you require help with this please contact the AOI on 020 7324 7223. You can download the promotional postcard pdf if you want to keep it for reference. You will need to have Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.
http://www.aoiimages.com/competition.htm
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