Creative Quarterly (CQ) 62nd International Juried Competition
Creative Quarterly (CQ) 62nd International Juried Competition now is over!
Creative Quarterly (CQ) magazine opens its 62th international juried competition and like every year seeking for the best art, advertising, design, illustration and photography done in the past six months inviting both professionals and students to participate with they best works.
Creative Quarterly (CQ) magazine opens its Creative Quarterly (CQ) 62nd International Juried Competition and both professionals and students are invited to participate.
The CQ seeks for the best art, advertising, design, illustration and photography done in the past six months.
Creative Quarterly magazine was founded in 2005 and has received numerous international awards and recognition for its design.
Categories:
➜ Advertising (AD)
➜ Fine Arts (FA)
➜ Graphic Design (GD)
➜ Illustration (IL)
➜ Photography (PH)
Submission requirements:
➜ it is accepted both commissioned and personal work for judging.
Who can participate? ⇣
Open to all art directors, designers, illustrators, photographers and fine artists in all countries.
Prize ⇣
Quarterly winners will be featured in print and CQ’s online gallery, receive a free publication and have a choice to receive a printed certificate.
Honorable Mentions will be displayed online. Quarterly winners will become finalists for the CQ year-end 100 Best judging where the top one-hundred entries from 2020 are selected.
At the end of the year, all winning entries for 2020 will be judged by an outside honorary judging panel that will select the top 25 entries from each category (graphic design, illustration, photography and fine art) bringing the grand total to the top 100 entries of 2020.
The 100 Best winners will be exhibited in a New York gallery, with an artist reception.
The 100 Best Annual will be distributed worldwide.
The Best of Show winner for each quarter will receive $500.
Entry fees:
Enty fee for professional work and for a single entries (up to 3 images) start from $30. Work done by students starts from $10 for a single entry.