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Enter the competition

We're looking for a versatile creative solution with impact to promote Creative Spark across a wide range of media with a consistent visual style. We want you to develop a promotional image that can be versatile enough to be used in the following contexts.

• front cover and general design considerations for exhibition guide
• range of print advertisements from A4-A6
• signage outside University buildings where the exhibition takes place (Owen, Sheaf, Arundel Gate Court and Cantor)
• additional signage on campus to aid orientation between buildings where the exhibition is taking place
• signage and orientation inside the buildings where the exhibition is taking place - helping visitors to navigate from reception areas to rooms where exhibitions are taking place
• a suite of banners, buttons and skyscrapers for an online promotional campaign

Please submit your design and supporting proposal/rationale (maximum 100 words) in electronic format by 4pm on Monday 5 November 2012.

Download the full brief (Word doc, 57KB)

Download Sheffield Hallam University's brand guidelines (PDF, 2.9MB)

Competition entry form
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Terms and conditions	By entering this competition you are agreeing to our terms and conditions
Data protection If you are chosen as the winner, the personal details you supply will be checked to ensure you are a Sheffield Hallam University student. If you are a student, your personal details will not be used by Sheffield Hallam University to market any products or services to you, nor will your details to passed to any third parties. For more information, please refer to the University's privacy policy. Information will be used in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998 and other applicable legislation. Under the terms of the Act you have the right to withhold consent for the use of your data for any of the above purposes.

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