Yann Kebbi’s “The Fools,” selected for 3×3 Illustration Annual No. 8
Yann Kebbi’s “The Crowd,” selected for 3×3 Illustration Annual No. 8
The Anno design competition covers the following 7 design disciplines:-
Advertising
Architecture
Graphic Design
Fashion
Illustration
Industrial Design
Photography
Some of New Yorks finest industry are on board judging the finalists: Yoko Fursho judging Illustration, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson judging Architecture, Interbrand for Graphic Design, Droog for Industrial Design, Chris Buck for Photography and one of New York’s finest fashion labels, Three As Four judging fashion.
It’s a fantastic opportunity for the students to showcase their latest work.
The winning entries will be published in an internationally distributed annual featuring the top student work from around the world and the exposure is great for all involved.
Entries deadline is November 28.
For more information visit annobooks.com
What is illustration today? Is it pen-and-ink on paper? Vectors on pixels? A cut-paper scene captured in a photograph? A hand-stitched portrait with a touch of Photoshop? We think it’s all of the above. And now, we want to see what illustration is to you.
Submit your work to Print Magazine’s first-ever illustration competition!
Guidelines
This competition is open to all participants and all illustrations styles. There are no restrictions and all entries will be judged equally. All files must be submitted electronically and be 2MB in size or smaller.
Entry fees
$40/entry
$60/campaign or series
$20/students
Deadline
October 1, 2010
Prizes!
$500 for best in show
$250 for two runner ups
Placement in the magazine and on printmag.com
Questions?
Email Print Magazine at printcomp@fwmedia.com
Or call 715-445-4612 x13430
[Illustration by Lauren Nassef]
Parsons Illustration is very pleased to announce that five of our recent graduates were accepted into 3×3 Magazine’s 7th Annual Student Competition. The works were all created for their Senior Thesis Projects. The talented students are as follows:
Youngsoo Kim
Sea Mine Gumballs with Tusks (seen above)
Stella Lee
Endless
Garrett Pruter
Asylum 2
Katie Turner
Boy with Glasses
Min You
Through Mind
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Parsons Illustration Rising Senior Rachel Nolasco is a winner! She was chosen by her classmates in Isabelle Dervaux‘s Junior Concepts class as the winner of a classroom competition based around the creation/design of a t-shirt design for the mega-cool and creative Threadless. The t-shirt design was featured in a Threadless newsletter! Rachel calls the shirt, “Mutual End” and describes it thusly: “The concept for this design is the juxtaposition of life and death and how they both exist together and are shared by every living thing.” You can see Rachel’s design on the Threadless site here.
Congrats on your success, Rachel and luck in the future!
3×3 SHOWS 2010
PROFESSIONAL SHOW – DEADLINE: MARCH 15
The 3×3 ProShow is the only truly international competition for illustration. No other show is as completely international. While many shows showcase the work of their own country’s illustrators, 3×3 features the best work from all over the world.
Winners will be invited to participate in the next 3×3 Illustration Directory which is mailed out free to a highly targeted list of 6,100 art directors and art buyers in the US.
Prizes
This year they’ll be awarding a cash prize of $1,500 for Best of Show winner and cash value prizes of $750 for each of the gold medal winners. This year all winners will receive paper certificates suitable for framing.
Eligiblity
Open to all art directors, editors, designers and illustrators.
Categories
This year’s categories include: Advertising, Animation, Books, Editorial, Fashion, Gallery, Institutional, Medical, Self-Promotion, Sequential, Three-Dimensional and Unpublished.
The Judges
Nicholas Blechman, Art Director, New York Times Book Review
Stephanie Glaros, Art Director, Utne
Martin Colyer, Design Director, Reader’s Digest UK
Matthew Bell, Art Director, Scotland
Sheri Gee, Art Manager, Folio Society, UK
Christopher Silas Neal
Tatsuro Kiuchi, Japan
Nigel Buchanan, Australia
Paul Wearing, UK
If you have any questions please contact Jessica at shows@3x3mag.com, 212 591 2566 or at the studio, 718 435 4047 between 10:30am-6:30pm EST.
STUDENT SHOW – DEADLINE: MARCH 26
The 3×3 Student Show is the only truly international competition for students majoring in illustration, featuring the best work from all over the world. Top honors in their past two shows have gone to young illustrators in Germany.
Each year they receive entries from all corners of the globe, from every major art school. Whether it’s Art Center, School of Visual Arts, Ontario College of Art and Design, University College of Falmouth, Kingston University, the Royal College of Art or other leading colleges and universities. Work is judged by illustrators who are also educators.
Prizes
This year they’ll be awarding a cash prize of $1,000 for Best of Show winner and cash value prizes of $500 for each of the gold medal winners. This year all winners will receive paper certificates suitable for framing.
Eligiblity
Open to all undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate students who were attending school during the 2009 calendar year.
Categories
This year’s categories include: Advertising, Animation, Books, Editorial, Fashion, Gallery, Institutional, Medical, Self-Promotion, Sequential, Three-Dimensional and Unpublished.
The Judges
This year’s judges included illustrators/educators:
Andrzej Klimowski, Royal College of Art, UK
Geoff Grandfield, Kingston University, UK
Anke Feuchtenberger, University of Applied Science, Germany Thom Sevalrud, Sheridan Institute, Canada
Pol Turgeion, Université du Québec, Canada
Scott Bakal, Massachusetts College of Art
Marcos Chin, School of Visual Arts
Each entry is judged on a scale of 0 to 4, 4 being the best. To be included in the show an entry must be given either 3 or 4 points by a majority of the judges. To win a Gold, Silver or Bronze medal a majority of the judge’s must give the piece a score of 4 points. To receive a Best of Show more than a majority of judges must give the piece a score of no less than 4 points.
CHILDREN’S BOOK SHOW
The panel for this year’s show is being selected. Details will be posted in late February.
Deadline
3×3 Children’s Show Entry deadline: April 16, 2010