ADC Young Guns 8

WHO CAN ENTER?

Entrants must be professionals working in the field(s) of graphic design, photography, illustration, advertising and art direction, environmental design, film, animation & video, interactive design, architecture, copywriting, object design and typography. If your work does not fit within any of these categories, this does not necessarily mean that it isn't eligible - email info@adcyoungguns.org to make sure.

Entrants must be 30 years of age or younger when the entry site opens each year, and must have been working professionally for at least 2 years (both full-time and freelance work qualify). We will require a proof of age in the form of a Passport, State ID or drivers license from all entrants.

If you are a student with two years of the working life under your belt, you are also eligible to enter. Previous ADC Young Guns entrants ARE eligible to enter, but past ADC Young Guns winners are NOT eligible to enter subsequent cycles of the competition.

ADC Young Guns is an international competition open to all who qualify.

ENTRY FEE: $135 USD. All entries must be submitted by May 12, 2010.

Ready to prepare your portfolio? Review the Entry Instructions first.

Questions? Please contact info@adcyoungguns.org.

http://www.adcyoungguns.org/enter

Living Climate Video Challenge

As designers, we believe that envisioning the future leads to new choices and opportunities. Living Climate Change, an online community hosted by IDEO, presents a conversation designed to move the dialogue about climate change toward inspiring, human-centered scenarios that create new possibilities for business and society.
The Living Climate Change Video Challenge invites you to show us your vision of a future shaped by climate change, as we move along the path toward reduced carbon emissions.
The Challenge
Create an original video that envisions how climate change will impact our lives over the next 20 to 30 years. Looking beyond the doom and gloom and the policy discussions that have dominated the debate, how would you envision a human-centered, sustainable future? Which behaviors will change? Which will be preserved?
The Details
Open to individuals and teams of all ages.
Two age categories: 18 and over, and Under 18 (with parent/guardian permission)

Deadline for Submissions: Tuesday, May 25, 2010 at 6pm UTC
Results Announced: Monday, June 28, 2010

http://livingclimatechange.com/videochallenge/

NASA International Art And Design Contest

Organization: NASA
Deadline: April 15th, 2010  -  prize: 1,000 USD
Imagine life and work on the Moon in 2050! How will people live? What kinds of work will they do? How will they endure the harshness of the lunar environment and the starkness of a lunar habitat? NASA invites high school and college level students to submit their ideas in the form of works of art and design. International students may apply but will not be eligible for cash awards or internships. All students are eligible for trophies and certificates. Exhibits are planned for NASA installations, Science Museums, and an on-line gallery. No fee to enter. Initial entry is digital. Hard copy media and sculpture will need to be uploaded as pictures in digital format to the contest review site. Categories: Two dimensional art and design, Three dimensional art and design, Digital art and design, Architecture, Video, Music. And for the first time: Short stories and poetry will be accepted.

NASA International Art And Design Contest