Monday, 21 May 2012

Latecomers period ends soon: cutting edge works to be submitted now!

There are only five days left for the creative minds of communication design to submit their works to the most renowned design competitions of the world: On 25 May 2012, the Latecomers registration period for the “red dot award: communication design 2012” ends! More »

Friday, 18 May 2012

The jury of the "red dot award: communication design 2012", part 4

Only until 25 May 2012 designers, agencies or design offices have the chance to participate with their creative works at the “red dod award: communication design 2012”. At this site, the jury panel of this year’s competition – which will discuss and evaluate the submitted design achievements with expert knowledge – will be introduced gradually. More »

Friday, 18 May 2012

"Maitember" at the red dot design museum

Summer months have their own name in Essen: "Maitember". When the days start to get longer and the air gets warmer, the city invites to its many cultural- and recreational programmes. More than 400 leisure opportunities await the visitors from May to September. The red dot design museum takes part in "Maitember", too, and offers two guided tours free of charge. More »

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

The jury of the "red dot award: communication design 2012", part 3

During the latecomers' phase designers, agencies or design offices still have the chance to register by 25 May 2012 and hand in their works for the renowned “red dot award: communication design”, to face up to an independent, international jury of experts. At this site, the jury panel of this year’s competition – which will discuss and evaluate the submitted design achievements with their knowledge – will be introduced gradually. More »

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

red dot award: design concept winner’s interview series

Young and aspiring designer Park Jeil won the red dot: best of the best for his concept “Flowall”. The “Flowall” is a lighting system that aims to forge connections with the user in physical and phenomenological terms. We met the designer himself to find out more about his progress on working towards commercialising the product. He also shed some light about being a designer in Korea. More »