The Tomorrow Awards

The Tomorrow Awards Spring call for entries deadline is Friday, April 30th, 2010.

No outdated categories to shoehorn your truly innovative ideas into.

No crossover categories that have you entering the same ad multiple times (with multiple fees).

No campaign categories that still define "campaign" as three pieces of the same medium

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In fact there are no categories at all. Simply the most groundbreaking work you've ever done.

The first round of Tomorrow Awards judging begins on May 1st, 2010,

and is done by a jury of advertising professionals and enthusiasts from around the world.

Maybe you know some of them.

Maybe you ARE one of them.

Andy Blood, Executive Creative Director, Whybin\TBWA

Ivan Raszi, Founder & Editor, Adsoftheworld.com

Laurence Parkes, Head of Digital Strategy, WCRS

Remco Marinus, Creative Director & Partner, Lemz

These people and hundreds of others will be exposed to your brilliant Tomorrow Awards entries.

They'll find out what makes your work shine, and if you're among the best of the best,

they'll select your entries to be shortlisted and move on to the Monster Judges.

The esteemed Tomorrow Awards Monster Judges are anxious to see which entries the Public Judges will deem "Tomorrow Awards worthy". Let's hear from some of them right now

The Tomorrow Awards is a quarterly award show, with Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter sessions,

and a single Grand Prix awarded after the Winter session.

The Spring 2010 session call for entries is happening right now,

and the deadline is Friday, April 30th, 2010.

KL Design Week 2010

From the powerful voices of world-renowned designers, artists, thinkers and dreamers.

KLDW 2010 is proud to present a line-up of enlightening and inspirational conferences over the span of 3 days from May 7 until 9:

Day 1: Typographics Conference

Type is everywhere and most of the time was not being paid much attention to, yet paradoxically, successful type design is one that may be the key in dynamic graphic design. The Typographics Conference is set to discuss and delve into the subject of modern typography design.

Speakers' list:

* Reza Abedini (Iran)

* Rian Hughes(UK)

* Me & Mister Jones (Belgium)

* Andrew Byron (UK/LA)

* Hideki Inaba (Japan)

* Douglas Young - G.O.D. (Hong Kong)

Special mention: Reza Abedini's work is deeply rooted in the rich history, tradition and poetic sense of the Persian Culture. A grandmaster of typographic design, his name is listed in Megg's History of Graphic Design, as one of the world's outstanding post digital designers.

Day 2: Creative Magazines Symposium

This constant pursuit of creative integrity and inspirational ideas has led to the influx of independent creative-based magazines and media. The Creative Magazines Symposium serves as a platform for those who are currently involved or wishes to be involved into the world of creative magazines and media.

Speakers' list:

* Creative Review (UK)

* DesignBoom (Italy)

* +81 (Japan)

* Sven Ehmann (Berlin)

Special mention: Creative Review is the leading magazine for visual communication. Aiming to inspire, inform and stimulate debate among readers in the fields of visual communication worldwide, they have subscribers in 80 countries and readers in 120.

Day 3: Super Ani/Motion Conference

The Super Ani/Motion Conference is set to explore and dig into the world of motion graphics and animation design. This time around, there will be two sections, Anime Masters and Motion Masters.

Speakers' list:

* Feng Zhu (USA)

* David O'Reilly (Berlin)

* Niko Stumpo (Netherlands)

* Mr Tomioka of Kanaban Graphics (Japan)

* Fantasista Utamaro (Japan)

Special mention: A graduate of Art Center College of Design, Concept Designer Feng Zhu made his millions with movies such as Transformers, Star Wars Episode III, and many more Hollywood blockbusters. He is also the founder and Creative Art Director of FZD School of Design.