CMYK Top 100 New Creatives 2018
CMYK Top 100 New Creatives 2018 now is over!
CMYK Top 100 New Creatives 2018: CMYK Top 100 New Creatives, graphic design competition organized by CMYK magazine, has been recently opened fo entries inviting all U.S. and International graduates, current students to participate with they best artworks.
About Competition
CMYK Top 100 New Creatives, graphic design competition and the world’s largest showcase of new creative talent, recently opend for entries in its 2018 edition, every year offers opportunity and recognition for design and advertising graduates by putting their best work in front of influential design professionals in one of the most diverse portfolio competitions available for aspiring artists and creatives.
Make an impact on the industry as an aspiring creative looking to turn your school work into award-winning school work.
Chosen entries in graphic design, digital media, illustration, photography, copywriting, and art direction will be awarded by design figureheads and showcased proudly on this website. This design contest for graduates awards all who enter with the opportunity for publication on this site, recognition, validation, and attention with Gold, Silver, Bronze, or Merit accreditation.
You can enter your work choosing from the following categories:
• Illustration
• Photography
• Graphic Design
• Digital Design
• Copywriting
• Direction
Submit your "school work" into CMYK’s Top New Creatives in any of six different categories. There are no briefs. This is a contest accepting portfolio work that is already produced, and you can upload unlimited pieces of work into any category you wish.
If you are an instructor or representative from a school, class or department and wish to enter your students’ work directly into the contest in bulk, please email organizer cmykmag@gmail.com.
Entry fee is 15 USD per entry.
No Entry Fee!
There is no entry fee to participate!Eligibility
Open to anyone worldwide currently attending school, graduated from school (out for two years or less), or self-taught (personal projects).