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D&AD Awards 2025: who won what?

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D&AD held its 63rd awards ceremony last night (Thursday 22 May) at London's Southbank Centre and handed out a record-breaking 668 Pencils across all categories. This was particularly evident in D&AD's new Creator Content category, where judges called for clearer definitions of craft excellence and higher standards in content creation.

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Penguin Books reveals the Cover Design Award 2024 shortlist

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Representing the adult nonfiction, adult fiction, and children's categories, respectively, these three books boast a diverse range of topics for artists to explore. These submissions have been whittled down to 10 in each category, making for a total of 30 covers on the shortlist. Check your eligibility on the Penguin Books website.

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Penguin Books reveals the winners of its 2024 Cover Design Award

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The judges went through over 1,800 submissions this year, choosing one winner for three different categories (children's, adult fiction and adult nonfiction), plus second and third-place awards. The third-prize winners of each category will receive a Wacom Intuos Medium tablet and Penguin Random House design books to the value of £100.

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The winners of the 2022 V&A Illustration Awards have been revealed

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To me, working on this book was already one of the highlights of my career, and this recognition makes it even more special. Book Cover Award category went to Kerry Hyndman for her work on The Rich House by Stella Gibbons. Student Illustration category winner is Anglia Ruskin student Kate Rolfe for her work Navigating Dyslexia.

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The creatives' guide to finding happiness

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We may believe we love our work and our career. Even if my career stops in the future, I'll always treasure the conversations I've had with readers who've connected and related to my stories." Be honest with yourself When you start out in your career, everyone will tell you to "fake it till you make it". Are we truly happy?

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Scorpion Rose Studio rebrands kids' accessories brand Goldbug with nuanced nostalgia

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The studio's head of design, Meg Jannott, describes the brief as "exciting and ambitious" while stressing the importance of the client's category as parenting is overwhelming enough without having to sift through hundreds of brands that don't resonate with them. So they stuck with the original name.

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Sam Rodriguez's graffiti-inspired portraits depict people in their unseen entirety

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To help keep himself organised, he breaks his work down into three categories: nouns, verbs, and typography. It’s easy to lose perspective when I’m not self-reflecting so I think of the categories as my table of contents, helping to examine the macro view of my work. It enables me to discover the voids I need to fill," he says.