The MUSE Design Awards 2021
The MUSE Design Awards 2021 is now open for entries!
CALL FOR ENTRIES: The MUSE Design Awards 2021, recently organised by International Awards Associate Inc (IAA) is an international competition for designers whose craftsmanship shift paradigms and invited everyone worldwide to participate.
The MUSE Design Awards 2021, a part of the MUSE Awards Program, which was created by the International Awards Associate (IAA), now is calling for entries!
IAA’s inception was based on a mission to honor, promote and encourage creativity by providing a new standard of excellence for evaluating media design production and distribution. IAA’s mission has largely shaped MDA’s goals.
Fundamentally, the MUSE Design Awards is an international competition for designers whose craftsmanship shift paradigms. Their ingenuity and thorough works leave others in awe, and in so doing redefine boundaries and scope – much like a muse.
The competition 2021 theme is ’Conquer Change’.
Time stops for no one. Its passage brings change, and creates history. Despite the ever-changing nature of our world, we continue to adapt and overcome. Here at MUSE, we recognize those who reign above change, with creativity that pens history and designs which stand against the test of time.
A MUSE creates with intent. Their works embody their considerations of the future, while serving as waypoints for those who come after. The MUSE Design Awards honors design professionals of various expertise, whose works shoulder the weight of the future, despite the unknown.
Categories:
➜ Architectural Design
➜ Interior Design
➜ Product Design
➜ Packaging Design
➜ Furniture Design
➜ Conceptual Design
➜ Lighting Design
➜ Landscape Design
➜ Fashion Design
➜ Transportation Design
Submission requirements:
➜ It is recommended that you keep your synopsis to approximately 350 words. Organiser suggest you utilize this section of your entry to elaborate on the piece as well as the creativity and originality of your idea. The brief should strengthen your entry, as well as providing the jury a better understanding of your project. A written translation or adaptation must accompany non-English entries.
➜ The submissions should be saved in a flattened JPEG or JPG format. (keep them under 4MB, 1,200px wide is preferable, 300dpi, RGB).
➜ Entries with audio/video can be uploaded to Vimeo/YouTube/Youku and must be submitted with a direct URL that will take judges directly to the work. If it is password-protected, you must provide a username and password for judging purposes. Web Videos entered are judged solely on the content provided. Upload a PDF brief if explanation is required before evaluation of the work.
Evaluation Criteria:
➜ Creativity / Originality / Concept / Idea
➜ Content / Brief / Objective / Planning / Execution
➜ Innovation / Technology
➜ Quality / Functionality / Sustainability
➜ Overall Impression / Wow! Factor / Memorable
The winners will be announced on April 12, 2021.
Entry fees:
Early Bird Entry (Oct 15 – Dec 17, 2020) is $169 for first entry of work, after that period ends the amount of fee will increse.
Who can participate? ⇣
The MUSE Design Awards is open anyone worldwide aged 18 and above residing anywhere in the world.
Prize ⇣
➜ The Design of the Year winners receive a complimentary limited-edition trophy and professionally designed certificate.
➜ One professionally designed certificate commemorating the winning entry, which includes entry title, entering company/winners' name and category. Decal will be affixed indicating the level of win.
➜ Top tier (Platinum and Gold) winners will be featured on MUSE Design Awards site's Gallery, where professionals can view your work.
➜ Professionally designed logos for use on websites, in email signatures, etc.
➜ Platinum and Gold winners will get featured by MUSE on social media or our media partner on Muse.World’s website.
Find more: official website
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