Graphic Design

Graphics-led posters, both printed and digital. Can be single or double-sided, and includes posters in motion.

Graphic and motion design for physical and digital catalogues, brochures, manuals, instruction booklets, reference guides and company reports.

Graphic design for physical mail that elicits a direct response. Includes door drops, letters, postcards and mail packs.

Graphic design for stationery. Includes business cards, greeting cards, invitations, stamps and calendars.

Graphic and motion design for digital and physical album covers, including record sleeves, album covers, and artwork for streaming platforms.

Graphic design for items that don't fit within other subcategories. Includes tickets, menus, mugs, shopping bags, coins, bottles, clothing and printed games.

Design of motion across websites, apps, digital posters, or any other elements of brand.

Graphic and motion design created for websites, digital platforms and apps.

The graphic elements will be judged and not the UX or UI design.

The graphic representation of data, where the design makes the data easier to understand. Includes motion design.

The graphic elements will be judged and not the UX or UI design.

Signage, wayfinding and information graphics. Includes graphic and motion design, design that enhances a space, usually large in scale such as environmental graphics for exhibitions, hospitals, offices and shops.

Graphic and motion design work created by the entrant to promote their products and services, released commercially and made available to potential customers.

Graphic design for all platforms that involves the use of AI or other technologies.