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Annual Design Awards 2010

Envato Sponsors the 2010 Annual Design Awards

Envato (the company behind Tuts+) will be sponsoring the 2010 Annual Design Awards‘ ‘Designer of the Year’ category.

The awards present a wonderful opportunity for graphic designers to have their work seen by luminaries in the industry like David Carson, Chuck Anderson, James Verdesoto (designer of the Pulp Fiction movie poster), Nik Ainley and Laura Smith. These people and more will be judging entries.

The awards exist to discover and celebrate outstanding talents in the design world and to reward creativity with a meaningful honour. Entry fees – used to fund prizes – are low and a portion of the profits will be donated to Cancer Research UK. Every entrant will feature in the new Designers Directory, have the chance to feature in the yearly book that will be published to showcase the best designs, and have access to the website notice board where designers can promote their business, special offers, job vacancies and more.

The Annual Design Awards will not just be celebrating the finalists and winners of each category but will also be dishing out awards to outstanding contributions. The judges will select entries that they feel are truly groundbreaking and those participants will be honoured with an ‘Excellence in Design Accolade’ amongst other ‘special’ awards.

All finalists will feature in numerous promotions and media coverage and will gain global respect within the industry as well as receiving promotional tools from the organisers, with all winners receiving the glamourous trophy and additional promotions around the world.

What’s more, the organisers are giving all Envato Members a special discount to enter the awards. Tuts+ readers will get a 30 per cent discount on entry (enter here) using this promotional code: 22ENVATO30.

You can keep up with all the latest from the Annual Design Awards team on Twitter: @ADAwards.

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Discussion 28 Comments

  1. Soentering says:

    Its about time we seen one of these

  2. Hai says:

    Thanks :)

  3. Dayne Oram says:

    I’m not being mean but i think that a charity that cares for those with cancer would have been a better cause. Cancer research trys to prevent cancer, but they don’t do anything to help those with cancer already. those charities and very well funded so…

  4. Dan says:

    so they should redesign that promotion up there cuz its ugly

  5. Tom says:

    Why is the poster for a design competition ironically so poorly put together :/
    ew.

  6. Alyneth says:

    Well … why is the design of the webside for a Design award such a negative example … You can not even read the light grey text on the dark background. It really does not seem serious.

  7. Michael says:

    can you imagine the pressure that the person who designed this add must feel?!

    designing a add for awards given to designers must be a nightmare.

  8. Serghei says:

    try to participate, thank you!

  9. I actually don’t see anything wrong.

  10. jdsans says:

    Its a great oppourtunity

  11. Evgeny says:

    I`m agree too

  12. Anabolic says:

    Its a very great Design I like it and Agree on it

  13. geco says:

    How many fonts have this promotional ???

  14. geco says:

    they put that promotinal because they want to change the designer who did that…

  15. Pronay says:

    the design is good but it should hav been moor great if the fonts is not all over the graghic

  16. Ryan says:

    The website uses tables! The whole thing uses tables for the layout! And its a site for design awards!?

  17. Matt says:

    Hi Guys,

    Thank you for all your comments on the website.

    The team behind Annual Design Awards has worked hard during the last couple of month to revamp the online presence.
    On the 22nd this month (June) we finally launched the new website with a big bang and announced the long awaited winners of the 2010 awards.

    Check it out.

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