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AIGA CO + ADCD Award Joint Scholarship
AIGA CO congratulates Matthew Skiff, a design student from UNC, who is the recipient of the AIGA CO/ADCD 2008 REVIEW Scholarship. Matthew was recognized as having the best student portfolio by numerous reviewers and will be awarded $800 to further his design education here in Colorado.
AIGA CO designers are learning how they can change the world…
Knowledge is power, and Graphic Design is an extraordinary tool to influence others. Increase your knowledge about environmental terms and local events—add ideas of your own. We’re waiting to hear from you: http://sustainabilityinitiative.ning.com/
AIGA 2008 Get Out The Vote
The AIGA 2008 Get Out The Vote campaign builds on the efforts made in 2000 and 2004, which placed more than 50,000 AIGA posters in public places in communities across the nation. Past campaigns provided public access to online PDF versions that anyone could print and post independently.
The template for the AIGA 2008 Get Out The Vote poster campaign is currently available online at: http://www.aiga.org/content.cfm/get-out-the-vote. Please submit your poster design by May 1, 2008 to be considered for one of the posters that will be printed and distributed.
Help Us Nominate The Denver Urban Forest Project The Mayor’s Design Award
The Mayor’s Design Awards recognizes and encourages well designed small projects throughout our neighborhoods. Good design happens on its own when enlightened owners recognize the benefit and invest in quality design. Last Fall, AIGA Colorado sponsored the Urban Forest Project, which brought together Colorado-based designers and students to create 48 banners that were displayed on California St. between 14th St. and the 16th Street Mall during the 2007 AIGA National Design Conference. The project invited designers to create street banners that incorporate the form, idea or characteristic of a tree - a metaphor of growth and sustainability. You may nominate the Urban Forest Project here: http://www.denvergov.org/tabid/428092/Default.aspx Deadline is June 2, 2008.
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