The Show - Call To Entries
Five judges select the best student work and award $20,000 in scholarships and cash prizes.
Regular Entry
- Entry = $20 per
Deadline: February 15, 2020
Late Entry
- Entry (Late Entry) = $24 per
- Entry (Late Entry) = $24 per
- Entry (Late Entry) = $24 per
Deadline: February 25, 2020
No further extensions will be given.
Over $20,000 in Scholarships & Prizes
Featuring two scholarships
$2,500
Richard Patrick Memorial Photography Scholarship
$1,000
Jack Unruh Illustrator Masters Scholarship
Judged by industry leaders
Christopher Simmons
Christopher Simmons (born April 10, 1973) is a Canadian-born, San Francisco-based graphic designer, writer and educator. He served on the board of directors of the San Francisco chapter of the AIGA from 1996-1999, and again as president (2004-2006). On completion of Simmons' tenure in that position, mayor Gavin Newsom issued an official proclamation declaring San Francisco to be a city where "design makes a difference." Simmons is the principal creative director of the noted San Francisco design office, MINE(tm)
Karen Kurycki
Karen Kurycki is a designer/illustrator in Jacksonville, FL. Design is her passion and she loves to combine illustration with design in her commercial work. Karen has been experimenting with watercolor since her days at Kent State University, embracing its unpredictability and the surprises that can come out of using it. She decided to pursue a career as a full-time independent illustrator/designer after working for several years as an art director for boutique agencies in Jacksonville. She admits that in her view of the world she usually sees the humorous, the quirky, the slightly off "normal", which she tries to communicate through her design and illustration. Karen has worked with a number of national and international clients including The Washington Post, Nike, McDonald's, AT&T, Reebok, Choice Organic Teas, and Emirates Airline.
Karen has been actively involved with AIGA since 2004. She served as president of the Jacksonville AIGA chapter from 2011-2013, and is a strong proponent of volunteerism. During her role as Community Outreach Chair for AIGA Jacksonville, she was instrumental in starting Discover Design, a mentoring program for high school students that has been active for nine years. She has also served on the AIGA Chapter Advisory Council, the 2015 AIGA Medalist Committee and the National AIGA Get out the Vote Initiative. When she's not tirelessly working in her studio, you can find her making t-shirts for and attending every Jaguars home game (for the past 10 years), singing karaoke, or eating pizza.
