Reebok is asking you to imagine, design, and tell them what they could do for women other than sports shoes, clothes, accessories, equipment, training classes & sports clubs. No limit to your creativity!. Keeping in mind the brand’s territory - "Having fun staying in shape" create a design, sketch, drawing, picture, text or description of the new product Reebok could come up with on the market that would appeal to women. The target is 18-25 years old women (and on a larger scale 18-35) who are individualistic, active, feminine, practicing individual sports. Your imagination has no limit, you can extend the brand to anything you think might please that target! Just make sure to address the right audience and integrate the brand’s territory & tone in your submission. 1st Prize: 1 500 €, 2nd Prize: 500 €, 3rd to 10th Prize: 250 € each.

First declared on June 29, 2007 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the International Council of Societies of Industrial Design, World Industrial Design Day has been established to mark the development and evolution of industrial design throughout the course of its history. Aim of the contest is to design a poster that illustrates the importance industrial design has in helping humanity. The poster can be a creative illustration or an illustration of the design of a product that captures this year's theme "Industrial Design: Humane solutions for a resilient world". Competition is open exclusively to design students enrolled in an Icsid Member School at no fee. The winning designer will have his/her poster utilised as the official World Industrial Design Day 2010 poster. This entails having the poster exhibited at numerous events throughout the world and in all corresponding online and print media.

This your chance to enhance the appearance and functionality of the garden studio, garden office or workshop. A porch, balcony, verandah or deck at the entrance to a shed forms the transition between the garden and the interior space. In the winter months it is a spot to get shelter from the rain while you fumble for your keys, in the summer months it becomes a glorious place to sit outside enjoying the garden or lazing in your hammock with a long cool drink. Porch designs come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes so use your imagination to come up with the ultimate porch for a shed, it may be a simple classic design or a complete wrap around, it could be very clean lines or richly decorated the choice is yours. The competition is open to anyone over the age of 18 (as of 01 Mar 2010) in any country worldwide, except where prohibited. No entry fee.

The Berlin University of the Arts (UdK) is one of the biggest, most traditional institutions of advanced artistic education in the world. It has the right to award doctorates and post-doctoral lecturing qualifications and offers more than 40 study courses covering the full spectrum of the arts and related academic fields. Art and science are moving towards one another, discovering common issues and working methods. The creative, imaginative processes in the arts and sciences are similar, whereas the concrete realisation of their results tends to differ. Repeatedly, this difference is the source of productive tension and areas of friction. In all disciplines of the arts and sciences, further developments over recent decades have been characterised by mutual influences and efforts at differentiation. Today, traditional dividing lines between the spheres can no longer be maintained; they are being newly defined and presented in their permeability. This international competition aims to give the impetus and opportunity to artists (fine art, media, architecture, design, music, theatre, visual communication etc.) and scientists to work between the priorities of the arts or between the arts and science. No entry fee.

The Ministry of Culture, in collaboration with The Fine Arts Association, will hold, as part of the Gibraltar Spring Festival, an Art Competition in May 2010. The competition is open to Gibraltarians and residents of Gibraltar aged 16 and over as at 25th May 2010. A maximum of two artworks (painting and/or sculpture) may be submitted by each artist. Works must be original and not previously entered competitively, except for entries submitted in the Ministry of Culture art competition for Young Artists. Entries will be exhibited at the Casemates Exhibition Galleries from the 25th May to the 4th June 2010. First prize: £1,500. The winning artwork will become property of the Ministry of Culture.

VoteForArt.com is a new startup backed by the large apparel company MV Sport, which is among the largest marketers of licensed apparel. They are the holder of hundreds of collegiate licenses and are a licensee of Minor League baseball, the US Olympics, the PGA. Vote For Art hosts graphic design contests at major universities, where the winning design based on votes from the public is sold at the University bookstore. VoteForArt has held contests for Purdue University, Arizona State University, University of North Dakota, University of Maryland and are currently holding contest for Oregon State University. Oregon State University is looking for a cool, never-before-seen design to kick off the football season. Blow the Beavs away with your creativity and originality for a chance to see your winning design sold in the OSU Bookstore. The winner will also earn $500 cash and a $200 gift certificate to the OSU Bookstore. You do not need to be a student to submit. All submissions are welcome. The design can not contain more than 5 colors. The contest is open to anyone worldwide. There is no entry fee.

The Alexander Wilson Project is the UK's hottest new interactive film drama. We need a new AWP poster for getting up around the global village - our last poster made it into the set dressing on Chris Morris’s new film - who knows where this one will end up... Make your master file at a size suitable for printing: 210mm × 297mm at 300 dpi ideally but you will need a lower resolution version for entering. The winning entry will be awarded a $75 Amazon token. The competition is open to anyone, worldwide. The winner will be chosen by votes from the AWP community - voting closes 12th March. The winning design will be distributed far and wide as an AWP poster and T-Shirt. No entry fee.

The Design Exchange (DX) is Canada’s National Design Centre with a mission to promote Canadian Design. The DX has partnered with Random House of Canada Limited on an exciting competition that challenges Canadian post-secondary design students to design a new and unique logo to brand New Face of Fiction titles, to be applied to all New Face of Fiction paperback book covers from 2011 and beyond. The logo should embody what New Face of Fiction stands for and should be recognizable as a symbol of excellence for readers. The New Face of Fiction program will celebrate its 15th anniversary in 2011. The NFOF alumni include Ann-Marie MacDonald, Yann Martel, Mary Lawson, Gail Anderson-Dargatz, Dionne Brand, Lori Lansens and Ami McKay. Winners will also receive cash prizes, a Random House library of books, and will be exhibited at the Design Exchange this spring. There is no entry fee to participate in this competition.

The 3x3 magazine mission is to spotlight the best international artists working today and encourage a new focus on the use of illustration by the advertising and design communities. Every year they organize an international contest to discover the world's best contemporary illustrators. This year’s categories include advertising, animation, books, editorial, fashion, gallery, institutional, medical, self-promotion, sequential, three-dimensional and unpublished. Children’s books, published and unpublished, have a separate call for entries with a deadline of April 16. All entries must have been completed between January and December 2009. Entry fees: Single Entry $30 each, Series Entry $35 each (a series consists of a minimum of three to a maximum of five images with a similar theme). If your work is selected there will be an additional publication fee of $45 per entry, single or series, for inclusion in their annual.

What can you create that will cause someone, at the very least, to stop and think? The simple act of engagement can draw in the outcast, help prevent loneliness and discourage destructive behaviour. UCDA's annual Engagement Project offers ways for you to make an impact in someone’s life. Your words, video or design could make the difference. This call for submissions is open to university and college students, staff and educators. Suicide prevention should be the focus of the entry but it is open to interpretation for meaning and message. Entries may be posters, written works, videos, audio files, websites, or other media. Selected entries will be posted online and may be distributed freely to on-campus areas to highlight awareness of this important issue. Although this is not a competition and there is no monetary award, the project is a chance to do creative work for this good cause.