Competition: Ecuador Poster Bienal

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May 26, 2018

Competition: Ecuador Poster Bienal

Competition: Ecuador Poster Bienal
The Ecuador Poster Bienal is currently accepting poster designs for their 2018 competition! If you are a designer who would like to submit a poster you have 5 days left to send your very best work for this amazing opportunity.

The Ecuador Poster Bienal seeks to be one of the most important events of design and visual communication in Latin America and the world, to create an impact on society and change what we think about the things we see.

This global competition has proven to be a huge success since it’s inception. The first competition produced thousands of artist poster entries that were carefully reviewed and selected by a jury of internationally recognized designers. It’s traveling exhibitions have spanned countries around the world and were shown in top galleries and educational institutions.

Be sure to carefully review the competition guidelines and categories which can be found on the Ecuador Poster Bienal website.

Organizers:
Christopher Scott and Santiago Gómez

Deadline:
1st June – 2018

Categories:

Categoría A / Category A:
Carteles Publicitarios / Advertising Posters

Categoría B / Category B:
Carteles Sociales, Políticos y Culturales / Social, Political and Cultural posters

Categoría C / Category C:
Carteles de Estudiantes / Posters by Students

Categoría D / Category D:
Carteles por los derechos de los Niños / Posters for the Children Rights

Categoría E / Category E:
Carteles sobre Donald Trump / Posters about Donald Trump

For more more details about this competition visit their website here.

For more more news and information about posters please visit our news page here.

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Ecuador Poster Bienal in China

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October 27, 2017

Ecuador Poster Bienal in China

Ecuador Poster Bienal in China
We are happy to share with you some very exciting news in the world of posters. The Ecuador Poster Bienal is currently exhibiting a selection of amazing posters in the country of China. The show has been carefully organized and curated by an international group of designers and educators. Some of the very best posters that were selected for the Ecuador Poster Bienal will be on display at the Vanke Canal Bund Art Museum in Wuxi, China. It is also worth noting that China has been an invited country to participate in the upcoming 2018 Ecuador Poster Bienal. The exhibition can be seen until Oct. 29th, 2017.

Exhibition Schedule:
21st Oct. 2017 – 29th Oct. 2017

Curators:
Li Zhenyu (China), Sha Feng (China), Christopher Scott (Ecuador), Bai Yun (China)

Exhibition Place:
Vanke Canal Bund Art Museum, Wuxi, China

Host:
Vanke Canal Bund
Visual communication and information design department, Jiangnan University

Organizer:
Regional Visual Design Culture Research Team, School of Design, Jiangnan University

Co-organizer:
Ecuador Poster Bienal
The Council of China-Kor Design in Asian(ADCK)
Associazione di Design Cinese e italiano in Italia(ADCI)

Event Executive:
EVAN CREATIVE, Zhixin Art Museum for Children, Paper+, Wuxi Master Media Co.,Ltd.

Selected Designers:

Argentina / Argentina
Mono Grinbaum

Brasil / Brazil
Thiago Lacaz

China / China
Dawei Li
Fu Yi Fu Da Mei
Haoran Sui
Heyu Li
Huang Zhen Xing
Jinyu Huang
Juan Tan
Li Meng
Li Wei
Longfei Nie
Miaomiao Li
Mingliang Li
Peng Jun
Tingjin Shi
Wang Daili
Wang Shan Ni / Sheng Yi
Wang Yujue
Weijie Guo
Xiaolin Zhu
Xiaoshi Gao
Yue Sun
Yuehua Ding
Yuesong Chen
Zhang Qiang
Zhengshan Rao
Zhulin Jin
章奇
郝文嘉 Wenjia Hao

Dinamarca / Denmark
Finn Nygaard

Ecuador / Ecuador
Adrian Carrera
David Feria
David Jiménez
Felipe Jácome López
Fernando Pazmiño
Francisco Giler
Gabriel Guerra
Javier Escobar
Javier Jarrín
Javier Pérez (cintascotch)
Jesús Alberto Suárez Pauta
Mariam López
Pablo Machado E.
Paola Sofía Serrano Santos
Wendi Lozano

Francia / France
Michal Batory

Alemania / Germany
Götz Gramlich

Irán / Iran
Babak Bayrami
Koorosh Karimi

Irlanda / Ireland
Aga Grandowicz

Israel / Israel
Yossi Lemel

Japon / Japan
Chikako Oguma小熊千佳子
Shin’ichi Ikawa

Jordán / Jordan
Wesam Mazhar Haddad

Corea / Korea
Byoung Il Sun

México / Mexico
Emmanuel Ivan Tanús
Sergio Grande

Polonia / Poland
Jan Bajtlik
Joanna Górska and Jerzy Skakun
Justyna Stefańczyk
Sebastian Kubica
Ryszard Kaja
Wojciech Osuchowski

Rusia / Russia
Dmitry Rekin

Serbia / Serbia
Jovan Tarbuk

Eslovenia / Slovenia
Radovan Jenko

España / Spain
Daniel Hernando Rabaza
David Criado

Suiza / Switzerland
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Cybu Richli (C2F)
Erich Brechbühl

Taiwán / Taiwan
Leo Lin

Ucrania / Ukraine
Oleksandr Protsenko

Estados Unidos / United States
Jean-Benoit Levy
Scott Laserow

Venezuela / Venezuela
Frank Guzman

If you would like to learn more about this exhibition take a look at their website.

For more more news and information about posters please visit our news page here.

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Poster Monday: To love / To struggle / To live

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September 4, 2017

Poster Monday: To love / To struggle / To live

The first Poster Monday spot of September belongs to Onarie Graphic Collective from Argentina for the poster entitled “To love / To struggle / To live”. Onaire Graphic Collective was formed in 2007 by five graphic designers who graduated from the School of Architecture, Design and Town Planning at the University of Buenos Aires. The members of the collective are Mariana Campo Lagorio, Gabriel M. Lopatín, Gabriel Mahia, Sebastián Puy and Natalia Volpe. They cannot think about their work dissociated from their responsibility as social actors, and it is through the design of posters that they put it in practice. The group has developed their own working method which they call “Guiso Gráfico” (Graphic Stew), and their favorite topics are related with  history, social and cultural reality.

The poster “To love / To struggle / To live” was created for a competition called “Changing Genres Roles Perception in Latin America”. The poster emphasizes the role of Latin American women. The designers use Marian iconography, strongly popular in Latin culture, to restate their active stance and views of the struggle and their social claims. Onaire believes that if there is much to say there will be plenty to draw. And putting in an image that needs to be heard happens to have the strength of a scream. In this case, that expression is collective.

If you would like to know more about Onaire Graphic Collective you can visit their web page and behance account.

If you would like to submit a poster to be featured on Poster Mondays find all the info you need to participate in our submissions page.

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Results: We Used To Be Kids!

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September 1, 2017

Results: We Used To Be Kids!

Posters for Children’s Rights
The results for the 2017 poster exhibition on children’s rights have been announced! Organized by Escucha mi Voz, this international poster competition has received over 1300 posters from 45 countries. The selected works all contain powerful messages related to the rights of children on our planet. This year, 50 of the best poster submissions were selected by an international jury. The chosen works will will be part of traveling exhibitions inside Latin American and North American countries. Congratulations to all of the selected designers!

Exhibition Schedule:
First exhibition will be held in November.

Jury:
Agnieszka Ziemiszewska, Péter Pócs, Mohammad Afshar, Anna Klos, Sergio Grande, Zhongyang, Isabel Crowley, David Corona, Guadalupe Betanzo

If you would like to learn more about this competition take a look at their website.

For more more news and information about posters please visit our news page here.

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Poster Monday: “Don’t Kill my Creativity”

Poster Monday |

August 14, 2017

Poster Monday: “Don’t Kill my Creativity”

This Poster Monday spot belongs to Stefan Mijić for designing the poster entitled “Don’t Kill my Creativity”. Stefan Mijić is a Bosnian designer born in Banja Luka. He is a fourth year student at University of Banja Luka, Academy of Arts, Graphic Design Department in Bosnia and Herzegovina. His work is based on ecological and political posters, commercial design and intermedia. Besides local exhibitions and rewards, he was part of The Triennial Ekoplagát´17 – the international exhibition and contest in Žilina, Slovak Republic and won second place in the Western Balkans Fund logo comptetition, an organization based on six governments of the Western Balkans. Also, his poster will be part of a big exhibition “1917-2017” in Berlin and Prague.

Today’s poster was originally designed as a proposal for “Escucha Mi Voz” International Poster Contest For Children’s Rights. The concept story represents real situations, uniting a fight against totalitarianism and for kids rights, in a place where they are the most endangered. The main question is about consequences which would inevitably happen to a child and probably to his family. This innocent act, children’s drawing, fun and games, could bring forth terrible consequences. “As an artist, I feel obligated to speak against it!” Stefan tells us. For the production and craft process Stefan had help from his three year old neighbor Lena Aleksić. “I first gave her the picture and marking pens, then told her I have a task to make this boring guy happier and in a few minutes she did an incredible job. My wish in the first place was to bring emotions, because my vision of graphic design is pure emotion and pure idea.” says Stefan.

If you would like to submit a poster to be featured on Poster Mondays find all the info you need to participate on our submissions page.

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Results: Mut zur Wut

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Annika-Hänni-Schweiz-We-Will-Grill-A-Ball-600×845

Marie-Czeiller-Deutschland-Doppelstandard-600×845

Leander-Eisenmann-Schweiz-So-true…-600×845

Bartholomäus-Zientek-Deutschland-Listen-Son-600×845

Björn-Karnebogen-Deutschland-Die-Wahrheit-über-Atomkraft-600×845

Björn-Karnebogen-Deutschland-Dopelympics-600×845

David-Bensky-Deutschland-Work-Life-Balance-600×845

Jakob-Kornelli-Deutschland-Form-Phallus-Function-600×845

Johanna-Daum-Deutschland-True-story-I´m-sorry-600×845

Julia-Löffler-Deutschland-Sprachlos-600×845

Julius-Voigtländer-Deutschland-Gemäßigte-Rebellen-600×845

Leander-Eisenmann-Schweiz-Truth-Eclipse-600×845

Leos-Olpp-Deutschland-Brief-an-die-Bienen-600×845

Markus-Stumpf-Deutschland-Wie-sind-Sie-auf-dieses-Plakat-gestoßen-600×845

Martin-Rybacki-Deutschland-Truth-600×845

Miguel-Angel-Rangel-Mexiko-Identität-600×845

NEU-Designbüro-Deutschland-I-know-i-haven’t-updated-in-a-while-600×845

Philipp-Niemeyer-Deutschland-Ich-kann-dich-nicht-mehr-sehen-600×845

Stefan-Neubauer-Deutschland-Popo-listen-600×845

Exhibition, News, Results |

June 30, 2017

Results: Mut zur Wut

Results: Mut Zur Wut (Courage to Rage)
The results for the 2017 Mut zur Wut poster exhibition have been announced! This international poster competition has received thousands of artist entries since it’s formation 5 years ago. This year, 30 of the best critical, social and political poster submissions were selected by an international jury. The chosen works will be installed along busy streets and squares in various waves with the starting exhibition happening in the city of Heidelberg, Germany. The selected works all contain powerful messages and themes which will morph public spaces into a display of social and visual resistance.

Exhibition Schedule:
7th June 2017 – 8th July 2017

Jury:
Uwe Loesch,  Parisa Tashakori,  Kai Bergmann, Erich Brechbuehl,  Felix Pfäffli

Selected artists:
Florian Anhorn
David Benski
NEW Design office
Stefan Neubauer
Leos Olpp
Julia Löffler
Björn carnival bow
Annika Hänni
Leander Eisenmann
Bartholomew Zientek
Niels Vrijdag
Jakob Kornelli
Elmer Sosa
Martin Rybacki
Johanna Daum
Lex Drewisnki
Miguel Angel Rangel
Dariush Allahyari
Simon Wahlers
Finn Reimer
Felix Kosok
Piotr Depta-Kleśta
Julius Voigtländer
Markus Stumpf
Fan Ou
Philipp Niemeyer
Max Hathaway
Marie Czeiler

If you would like to learn more about this competition take a look at their website.

For more more news and information about posters please visit our news page here.

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Competition Results: BICeBé Bienal del Cartel Bolivia 2017

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Competition, Exhibition, News, Results |

April 24, 2017

Competition Results: BICeBé Bienal del Cartel Bolivia 2017

Biennial of the Poster Bolivia 2017
The results of the BICeBé 2017 have been officially announced! This international poster competition aims to educate, integrate, and project Latin America’s national design globally. The biennial is comprised of a jury of prestigious design professionals that have selected the best works from all over the world. Congratulations to all of the selected designers!

Entry Categories:
Category A Posters on cultural topics and activities.
Category B Posters on political and social issues.
Category C Posters on advertising, commercial, products or services.
Category D Unpublished posters on the topic: ELECTRONIC WASTE.
Category E Unpublished Animated GIF (Free subject)

Jury:
Ale Ros, Yossi Lemel, Belén Mena, Giselle Monzón, Erich Brechbühl, Ronald Curchod, Carlos Villagómez, Benito Cabañas, Parisa Tashakori, Ryszard Kaja, Cecilia Mariaca

Selected Designers:

CATEGORY A
AGNIESZKA POPEK-BANACH / KAMIL BANACH – POLAND
AGNIESZKA ZIEMISZEWSKA – POLAND
AGUSTINA COSULICH – ARGENTINA
ALEJANDRO MAGALLANES – MEXICO
ALEJANDRO RODRÍGUEZ FORNÉS – CUBA
ALI ASALI – IRAN
ALIREZA ASKARIFAR – IRAN
ANA LUISA UNZUETA – BOLIVIA
ANA PESIC – SERBIA
ANDERS BAKKEN – SWITZERLAND
ANDREW LEWIS – CANADA
ANNIK TROXLER – SWITZERLAND
ANTOINE OLIVIER – BRAZIL
ARMIN ROTH / LUKAS BETZLER / SIMON BORK – GERMANY
BARTOSZ MAMAK – POLAND
BRAD TZOU – TAIWAN
CEDOMIR KOSTOVIC – USA
CHAN WONG – MACAO
CYBU RICHLI (C2F) – SWITZERLAND
DAGMARA CIEŚLICA – POLAND
DAISUKE KASHIWA – JAPAN
DANIEL WARNER – USA
DARWIN FORNÉS BÁEZ – CUBA
DAVID TORRENTS – SPAIN
DAVID VOSS – GERMANY
DOMINIKA CZERNIAK-CHOJNACKA – POLAND
ERMAN YILMAZ – TURKEY
ERÉNDIDA MANCILLA – MEXICO
EUGENIUSZ SKORWIDER – POLAND
FAN CAO – CHINA
FELIPE TABORDA / AUGUSTO ERTHAL – BRAZIL
FERNANDO ARCE MENESES – PERU
FILIP TOFIL / URSZULA TOFIL – POLAND
GITTE KATH – DENMARK
GUNTER RAMBOW / ANGELIKA ESCHBACH-RAMBOW – GERMANY
GUNTER RAMBOW – GERMANY
GUSTAVO PIQUEIRA – BRAZIL
GÖTZ GRAMLICH – GERMANY
JAKOV JAKOVLJEVIĆ – SERBIA
JAN RAJLICH JR. – CZECH REPUBLIC
JAVAD ALIKHOEYAN – IRAN
JISUKE MATSUDA – JAPAN
JOANNA TYBOROWSKA – POLAND
JOSÉ LUIS COYOTL MIXCOATL – MEXICO
JOVAN TARBUK – SERBIA
JOVANA JANKOVIC – SERBIA
JULIÁN NARANJO DONOSO – CHILE
JUSTYNA CZERNIAKOWSKA – POLAND
JUSTYNA JĘDRYSEK – POLAND
JAN BAJTLIK – POLAND
KARI PIIPPO – FINLAND
KRZYSZTOF MOTYKA – POLAND
KÜHNEN THOMAS / MARLON QUATTELBAUM / PHILLIP BERG – GERMANY
LANNY SOMMESE – USA
LAURENT PINABEL – CANADA
LECH MAJEWSKI – POLAND
LEONARDO MESA / IVÁN ESPINEL – COLOMBIA
LEONARDO SONNOLI – ITALY
LI WEI – CHINA
LUIZ ARBEX / RITA FARIA – BRAZIL
LYLY DÍAZ – CUBA
LEO LIN – TAIWAN
MAIKON NERY – BRAZIL
MALGORZATA GUROWSKA – POLAND
MARCIN MARKOWSKI – POLAND
MARCOS MININI – BRAZIL
MARIANA BALDAIA – PORTUGAL
MARIUSZ ANDRYSZCZYK – POLAND
MARIUSZ FILIPOWICZ – POLAND
MARK JULIEN HAHN / JAN ROBERT OBST / FRANZISKA DOLL – GERMANY
MARKO KEKISHEV – ESTONIA
MARÍA MERCEDES SALGADO / PAOLA SERRANO / TYRONE MARIDUEÑAS / KENIA LUNA – ECUADOR
MASAHIKO KOGA – JAPAN
MAURICIO OTÁROLA – COSTA RICA
MEHDI MAHDIAN – IRAN
MICHAL BATORY – FRANCE
MICHAL TADEUSZ GOLANSKI – ITALY
MICHEL BOUVET / FRANCIS LAHARRAGUE – FRANCE
MICHELE MIYARES – CUBA
MIROSŁAW ADAMCZYK – POLAND
MEHDI SAEEDI – IRAN-USA
NELSON PONCE – CUBA
NIKLAUS TROXLER – SWITZERLAND
NIKODEM PREGOWSKI – POLAND
OSTOJA LNISKI BŁAŻEJ – POLAND
OSVALDO GAONA – MEXICO
PABLO ITURRALDE – ECUADOR
PATRYCJA LONGAWA – POLAND
PAULO CHAGAS / BLOCO GRÁFICO – BRAZIL
PAWEŁ GALIŃSKI – POLAND
PEKKA LOIRI – FINLAND
PEP CARRIÓ – SPAIN
PEPE MENÉNDEZ – CUBA
PERROTTET VINCENT – FRANCE
PETER BANKOV – CZECH REPUBLIC
PIOTR GARLICKI – POLAND
PIOTR KUNCE – POLAND
PIOTR OLEJARZ – POLAND
PIOTR PIETRZAK – POLAND
RADEK STANIEC / GRZEGORZ PRESS – POLAND
RADOVAN JENKO – SLOVENIA
REZA ZAVVARI – AUSTRIA
RICHARD DOUBLEDAY – USA
RYSZARD KAJZER – POLAND
SACCO & VANCETTI / TIMM HENGER / GILBERT SCHNEIDER – GERMANY
SANTIAGO SOLIS – MEXICO
SEBASTIAN KUBICA – POLAND
SEBASTIAN NAVARRO / CHLAIS ACHERMANN – SWITZERLAND
SERGIO ALVES / JOSÉ CARDOSO – PORTUGAL
SHA FENG – CHINA
SHENYANG LI – CHINA
SIU HONG FREEMAN LAU / BANANA CHAN – CHINA
SKAKUN JERZY / JOANNA GORSKA – POLAND
SLAWOMIR KOSMYNKA – POLAND
SLOBODAN ŠTETIĆ – SERBIA
STEPHAN BUNDI – SWITZERLAND
SVEN TILLACK / STEFFEN KNÖLL – GERMANY
SOPHIA LING-HUNG SHIH – TAIWAN
STUDIO ZWOLF – GERMANY
TAHA ZAKER – IRAN
TAKASHI AKIYAMA – JAPAN
TIMM HENGER – GERMANY
TODOT DESIGN – CHINA
TOMASZ KIPKA – POLAND
TOMOKO MIYAGAWA – JAPAN
VICENT PASCUAL GINER -SPAIN
VOLKAN OLMEZ – TURKEY
WEI-HSUAN LIN – TAIWAN
WEICHEN WU – CHINA
WLADYSLAW PLUTA – POLAND
YO STUDIO MARKOWSKI – POLAND
ZBIGNIEW LATAŁA – POLAND

CATEGORY B
AGNIESZKA DAJCZAK – POLAND
AGNIESZKA ZIEMISZEWSKA – POLAND
ALEJANDRO ORTIZ – COLOMBIA
ALICE DRUEDING / JOE SCORSONE – USA
ANA IVETTE VALENZUELA – MEXICO
ANDREW LEWIS – CANADA
ANDRÉS RAMÍREZ – MEXICO
ANNA KOROLOVSZKY – HUNGARY
ANNA PAŁOSZ – POLAND
ANTE FILIPOVIĆ GRČIĆ – CROATIA
ANTONIO CASTRO H. – USA
ASUKA NORO – JAPAN
ATENA JAFARI – IRAN
AUGUSTO ZAMBONATO – BRAZIL
BRUNO VALASSE – MEXICO
BYUNG-ROK CHAE – SOUTH KOREA
CAMILA RISCANEVO – COLOMBIA
CARLO CADENAS – VENEZUELA
CLAUDIA TELLO – MEXICO
DARIUSH ALLAHYARI – IRAN
DIEGO BECAS – CHILE
DIEGO BERMÚDEZ AGUIRRE – COLOMBIA
DMITRY REKIN – RUSSIA
DORIAN LÓPEZ – BOLIVIA
ELMER SOSA – MEXICO
ERIC BOELTS – USA
ERIKA COELLO – ECUADOR
ERIN WRIGHT – USA
ERÉNDIDA MANCILLA – MEXICO
ESTUDIO CHACO – ARGENTINA
ETIENNE ANGOT – CANADA
EWA WEIN – POLAND
FALDIN FAMILY – RUSSIA
FAN YU – CHINA
FELIPE TABORDA / AUGUSTO ERTHAL – BRAZIL
FINN NYGAARD – DENMARK
GREG BENNETT – USA
HANIEH HATAM – IRAN
ISTVAN OROSZ – HUNGARY
JACEK TOFIL – POLAND
JEN-WEI HUANG – TAIWAN
JORGE GAMBOA – MEXICO
JORGE MATÍAS GARNICA / MIGUEL NEG – MEXICO
JOSÉ LUIS COYOTL MIXCOATL – MEXICO
JUSTYNA JĘDRYSEK – POLAND
KRISTOF SZABO SZABO – HUNGARY
LEGER REGIS DUGUDUS – FRANCE
LEO LIN – TAIWAN
LEX DREWINSKI – GERMANY
LI GANG – CHINA
LIJUN HE – CHINA
LIWEI LIU – CHINA
LONNIE RUIZ – NICARAGUA
LUJUN WU – CHINA
LUKASZ KONIUSZY – POLAND
MALGORZATA GUROWSKA – POLAND
MARCHAL SÉBASTIEN – FRANCE
MARIANO CERRELLA – ARGENTINA
MASSIMO DEZZANI – ITALY
MICHAL BATORY – FRANCE
MICHAL TATARKIEWICZ – POLAND
MING-YI KAO – TAIWAN
MOISÉS ROMERO – MEXICO
NATALIA VOLPE – FRANCE
NIKODEM PREGOWSKI – POLAND
PEKKA LOIRI – FINLAND
PIOTR DEPTA-KLEŚTA – POLAND
PIOTR PIETRZAK – POLAND
RIKKE HANSEN / MERVYN KURLANSKY – DENMARK
SABINA OBERHOLZER / RENATO TAGLI – SWITZERLAND
SCOTT LASEROW – USA
SERGIO GRANDE – MEXICO
SHINO SUEFUSA – JAPAN
TRUELY HE / FANCY ZHANG – CHINA
XIANLI WANG / LI GANG – CHINA
YIFU FU / FENGER ZHANG – CHINA
YOHEI TAKAHASHI – JAPAN
YONG HUANG – CHINA
ZHANG HAWSON – CHINA

CATEGORY C
2X GOLDSTEIN – GERMANY
ALEX WU – CHINA
FA-HSIANG HU – TAIWAN
ISIDRO FERRER SORIA – SPAIN
JUAN MARTÍN SERROVALLE – ARGENTINA
KEI SATO – JAPAN
KOJI MATSUMOTO – JAPAN
LUKA PRSTOJEVIĆ – SERBIA
MANUEL GUERRERO / ERÉNDIDA MANCILLA – MEXICO
MELK IMBODEN – SWITZERLAND
MICHELLE ARRES BELLACETIN – MEXICO
MIKI KASAI – JAPAN
MINA BAKLIZA – SERBIA
MIROSŁAW ADAMCZYK – POLAND
PAN CHUXIONG – FRANCE
RICO LINS – BRAZIL
RIKKE LANDLER / DENNIS VERA – DENMARK
SI LI – CHINA
STUDIO ZWOLF – GERMANY
SUNGPYO HONG – SOUTH KOREA
THIAGO LACAZ – BRAZIL
TINGWEI YANG – CHINA
TOYOTSUGU ITOH / SAKAEGI MASATOSHI – JAPAN
YE YOUTIAN – CHINA
ZHAO CHAO – CHINA

CATEGORY D
ADRIANA GARCÍA HERBAS – BOLIVIA
ALEJANDRO RODRÍGUEZ FORNÉS – CUBA
ANGELUS BARRÓN LANZA – BOLIVIA
ANGÉLA ERDŐS – HUNGARY
ARMIN CASTELLÓN – BOLIVIA
BRUNO RIVERA CATACORA – BOLIVIA
CAROLINA GONZALES VEGA – BOLIVIA
CAROLINE ALDUNATE – BOLIVIA
DAGMARA CIEŚLICA – POLAND
DANIEL WARNER – USA
ERICK GINARD – CUBA
FABIÁN CARRERAS – ARGENTINA
FANNY COLLET – FRANCE
FONS HICKMANN – GERMANY
FRANZ LOPEZ – BOLIVIA
GIANNI RENZO BORJA – BOLIVIA
GUSTAVO MANCINI – ARGENTINA
JACEK DOSZYŃ – POLAND
JIANJUN LI – CHINA
JOEL HUANCA LUCANA – BOLIVIA
JUAN ARTURO OSORIO – MEXICO
KARENINA GOITIA – BOLIVIA
LERIAM JIMÉNEZ – CUBA
LISSETTE MACÍAS MEJÍA – ECUADOR
LIZ CAPOTE ALONSO – CUBA
MANUEL ALEJANDRO VERGARA – COLOMBIA
MARIA CHESHMEDZHIEVA – BULGARIA
MARTÍN SÁNCHEZ ESCÓBAR – BOLIVIA
MATEO OSMAR ORTIZ MIRANDA – BOLIVIA
MAURICIO TERÁN PINELL – BOLIVIA
MAYUMI NOGUCHI – JAPAN
MELINDA ANTAL – HUNGARY
MEYSAM HAME-EI – IRAN
MICAELA AKEMI INCHAUSTE – BOLIVIA
MIGUEL ÁNGEL RANGEL – MEXICO
MONIKA RUDIC – HUNGARY
NATALIA VOLPE – ARGENTINA
NICOLÁS REYES – ECUADOR
ORLANDO COPALI – BOLIVIA
PABLO VERA VILLAMIL – BOLIVIA
PEDRO ANTONIO VIDAL – COLOMBIA
RAMOS MIRANDA / SANTOS WISTON – BOLIVIA
RIKKE HANSEN – DENMARK
SEMIH ODUNCU – TURKEY
SHIYU JIN – CHINA
SILVIA GABRIELA ARAUCO – BOLIVIA
URSZULA TOFIL – POLONIA
VALENTINA DELGADO TORREZ – BOLIVIA
VERONIKA TRNKOVÁ – SLOVAKIA
WEI XU – CHINA
WEIJIE GUO – CHINA
XIMENA ALIAGA COLQUE – BOLIVIA
YABEL GUERRA – VENEZUELA
YAMIL ENRIQUE CASTRO – MEXICO
YONG HUANG – CHINA
ZHENLIN YANG – CHINA

CATEGORY E
ABRAHAM MÉNDEZ – MEXICO
ALEJANDRO RODRÍGUEZ FORNÉS – CUBA
ALEKSANDAR MIJAILOVIC – SERBIA
ALEXANDER CANO MURILLO – COLOMBIA
ALIREZA KHODAMORADI – IRAN
ANDREW LEWIS – CANADA
ANDRÉS MARIO RAMÍREZ – MEXICO
BANU INANC UYAN DUR – TURKEY
BRUNO RIVERA CATACORA – BOLIVIA
CHAO YANG / WANG WANXING – CHINA
CHRISTIAN LASSO / DAVID FERIA NARANJO – ECUADOR
CRISTOPHER ROJAS FRIAS – BOLIVIA
DAGMARA CIEŚLICA – POLAND
GRZEGORZ MYĆKA – POLAND
GUANLIN MAI – CHINA
HAMED HAKIMI – IRAN
HUIZHOU LIANMENG / HUIZHOU SHE – CHINA
LEONARDO SONNOLI – ITALY
LIHU CHEN – CHINA
LUCAS BLAT – BRAZIL
MANUEL GUERRERO – MEXICO
MATHEW PRADA – BOLIVIA
MAURICIO TERÁN PINELL – BOLIVIA
MINGLIANG LI – CHINA
PO-YI CHIANG / YING-CHIN LO – TAIWAN
QIQI MAI – CHINA
SANTIAGO POL / JOEL ARIAS – VENEZUELA
SELCUK OZIS – TURKEY
SERGIO GRANDE – MEXICO
ZENGHUI LIN – USA

To see all of the selected posters for this competition visit the gallery here.
If you would like further details about this contest take a look at their website.
For more international poster competitions please visit our competitions page here.

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Call For Posters: Poster Quadrennial Bardejov

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April 13, 2017

Call For Posters: Poster Quadrennial Bardejov

As the world becomes more interconnected, designers from all parts of the globe have the opportunity to enrich different cultures. A good example of this is the first edition of the Poster Quadrennial Bardejov (PQB). This competition aims to raise public awareness about graphic design and the culture of posters. Organized by the civic association Kandelaber, this is a unique opportunity to provide a platform for designers to showcase their creativity. It also promotes the importance of design in Slovakia. The main venue for this international poster exhibition is situated in the beautiful town of Bardejov.

Entry Categories:
A – Cultural Posters (Related to cultural topics and activities)
B – Political Posters (Related to social and political issues)
C – Andy Warhol (Related to pop-art legend, whose roots are from eastern Slovakia)
D – Students (Created by the students)

Schedule:
10st March 2017 Call for entries open
31th May 2017 Call for entries close
12th June 2017 Selected posters announced
September 2017 Exhibition in Bardejov, Slovakia

Awards:
Awards for each category A,B,C,D
First place – diploma
Second place – diploma
Third place – diploma

If you would like further details about this contest take a look at their website.
For more international poster competitions please visit our competitions page here.

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Posterheroes 6 winners!

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November 29, 2016

Posterheroes 6 winners!

Poster is in the air! The results are out! The winners of the international contest Posterheroes “Rights in love” have recently been announced. You can check them out right here.

Posterheroes is a project by PLUG, a non-profit cultural association based in ITALY. PLUG was born from the synergy of people with different skills and experience, united in the common aim of raising the creative community and stimulate the debate on issues with strong social impact. Behind the scenes there are graphic designers, architects, students and other professionals.

Congratulations to everyone from the Poster Poster team!

Source: Posterheroes.

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Brandversations

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April 13, 2016

Brandversations

Brandversations is a graphic design project created by designer Stefan Asafti from Romania that features a collection of posters featuring the logos of some of today’s most recognized brands, but adding a twist my creating each logo using details from the main competitor’s logo. The mix includes brands like Apple and Windows, McDonalds and Burger King, Canon and Nikon, and many more. The result is a fun collection that highlights the power of branding in our culture and shows how quickly we have learned to identify the identity of our favorite (and most hated) brands. What do you think about this project?

Via Design Daily

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