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2010 Adobe Design Achievement Awards Call for Entries

2010 Adobe Design Achievement Awards: Call for Entries

November 30, 2009  |  Levent OZLER

Adobe today announced the call for entries for the tenth annual Adobe Design Achievement Awards (ADAA).

This premier competition honors the best student graphic designers, photographers, illustrators, animators, digital filmmakers, developers and computer artists from accredited higher education institutions worldwide.

For the second consecutive year, Icograda (International Council of Graphic Design Associations) is endorsing and supporting these prestigious student awards.

Adobe will host the awards ceremony during the Adobe MAX conference being held in Los Angeles in late October 2010.

"Each year, we see an increase in the quality and creativity of the student projects submitted to the Adobe Design Achievement Awards," said Ann Lewnes, senior vice president of global marketing at Adobe.

"As technology developments advance at a rapid pace, we anticipate that the entries for 2010 will push the envelope in design, particularly interactive - showcasing the tremendous talent coming out of the world's accredited higher education institutions."

more: adaa.adobe.com/ (840)

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