Adobe Design Achievement Awards 2017
Adobe Design Achievement Awards 2017 now is over!
Adobe Design Achievement Awards 2017: The Adobe Design Achievement Awards (ADAA) 2017, an global digital media award for students has been recently opened for entries inviting all students around the world to participate.
About Competition
The Adobe Design Achievement Awards (ADAA) 2017, global digital media award that celebrate student achievement reflecting the powerful convergence of technology and the creative arts, recently has opened the new call for entries inviting all students around the world to take a part.
This competition showcases individual and group projects created with industry-leading Adobe creative software, honours the most talented and promising student graphic designers, photographers, illustrators, animators, digital filmmakers, developers and computer artists from the world‘s top institutions of higher education.
This year, the Adobe Design Achievement Awards include fourteen competition categories and basically cover all creative disciplines.
There are a total of 14 categories divided in three main segments:
• Fine Art
• Commercial
• Social Impact
Contestants may submit up to three entries, per different category, for a maximum total of 42 possible entries per contestant. Submitted projects must have been created not earlier than May 1, 2016.
The work must be created primarily (50% or more) with the Adobe tools designated in each category and be accompanied by original digital files in Adobe software if requested.
The top five finalists in each design category or region will be announced in August 2017. A Finalist may be either an individual or a group entry. From among the top five Finalists, each category or region will have one winner or one regional winner.
There is no entry fee for this competition!
No Entry Fee!
Eligibility
Open worldwide to students 18 years or older enrolled in an accredited institution of higher education at time of entry.
Individuals residing in the following countries, states, and territories are excluded: Brazil, Northern Ireland, the Province of Quebec, and the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.