Sams illustrations

NCI502: Work Based Learning 2

Research
Sam McCoy

For my research into competitions and companies i mainly searched the skill set website to find what i was looking for. First off there's the Adobe awards and DerwentArt competitions where i have picked out the illustrator section where i could submit my own character designs since that is my strongest area.

As for the companies the most local ones, which I have been able to locate in the UK are the British film guild where artists can be employed to design concepts based on the description they have been given. Depending on the theme of the film the company aims it towards whatever audience they intend to display it to. Whereas my second finding was the Toonhound website that has a huge collection of cartoons, animation, comic strips and puppets in the UK, which once again depending on what sort of project it is directed towards its targeted audience.

Apart from those two I have also looked into the much larger companies that have produced well successful ideas over the years such as Walt Disney pictures, DreamWorks, Warner Bros, marvel comics, dark horse comics and DC comics.

Also by suggestion by my tutor I was introduced to look up the Digital Arts a website that features projects produced through several types of digital techniques since I would need something new to help inspire my ideas.

In most of my findings it is mainly illustrators work that has caught my attention using both traditionally hand drawn sketches with the combination of digital uses from multiple softwares.
First off here is a collection of Alice in Wonderland illustrations made by numerous illustrators through out the late 19th and 20th century such as Charles Dodgeson, Arthur Racham, Leonard Weisgard and Helen Oxenbury. Within most of their work you can see the shaded detail that portrays the light/dark tones and the emotions of the character.

Charles Dodgeson

Arthur Rackham

Leonard Weisgard

Helen Oxenbury

Mimi Launders animal sketches

Apart from the Alice sketches i have also looked up these illustrations of animals produced by Mimi Launder who has traditionally pencil sketched them. I could use this style to produce two characters to make them appear more realistic, plus since more of her illustrations are based on a description of a creatures name i could use this to my advantage since both of my characters represent an element.

Proposal and treatment

After searching between the two competitions i believe i shall enter the Derwent competition since it mainly offers illustrators a chance to present their work, plus i find illustration more to my liking then producing a lengthily animation.
There is also the matter of producing my book that'll feature both personal and former work to represent myself; hopefully it shouldn't take me too long to piece together with the softwares Blurb has to offer such as InDesign.
As for my final work i have chosen to reedit two childhood sketches of dragons with watercolours to make them look more realistic and professionally illustrated. However if the water colouring idea doesn't work out i shall enact plan B, where i'll experiment with them in Photoshop to see how the results turn out.

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Adobe awards

Official Rules
NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN THIS CONTEST. YOU MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE (OR THE AGE OF MAJORITY IN YOUR JURISDICTION) OR OLDER. THE CONTEST IS OPEN TO STUDENTS ENROLLED IN AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION EXCLUDING RESIDENT STUDENTS IN CHINA, BRAZIL, NORTHERN IRELAND, THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, AND THE INDIAN STATE OF TAMIL NADU. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED.
Participation in the Adobe Design Achievement Awards Contest (“Contest” / “ADAA”) constitutes Contestant’s full and unconditional agreement to and acceptance of these Official Rules. Contest sponsored by Adobe Systems Incorporated, 345 Park Avenue, San Jose, California, USA, 95110 (“Sponsor”).
Categories
Both individuals and groups may enter up to three unique projects in each of the following 14 categories during the entire duration of the contest.
Fine Arts Segment

· Photography

· Graphic Design / Print Design

· Illustration

· Animation / Motion Graphics

· Video Editing / Post-Production

Commercial Segment

· Photography

· Graphic Design / Print Design / Illustration

· Animation / Motion Graphics

· Video Editing / Post-Production

· Packaging Design

· Web / App / Game Design

Social Impact Segment

· Photography / Graphic Design / Print Design / Illustration

· Animation / Motion Graphics / Video Editing / Post-Production

· Web / App / Game Design

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1. Timing:
Contest begins on February 24, 2016, and ends on June 19, 2016. All entries must be received by Adobe no later than 5pm (Pacific Time) on June 19, 2016. Adobe reserves the right to extend the competition deadline without formal notice, up to seven (7) calendar days, or as late as June 26, 2016.
EACH PARTICIPANT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING THE NECESSARY ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE TIMING SET FORTH ABOVE BASED ON PARTICIPANT’S LOCATION AND TIME ZONE. Adobe’s computer is the official timekeeping device for the Contest.
2. Eligibility:
Contest is open to individuals who are: (1) 18 years of age or older; and (2) students enrolled in an accredited institution of higher education at time of entry.
Individuals residing in the following countries, states, and territories are excluded: Brazil, Northern Ireland, the Province of Quebec, and the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
For group entries, everyone who worked on the entry must be listed on the entry form and meet
the eligibility requirements. One of these people must be designated on the entry form as lead
team member. Employees, independent contractors, officers, and directors of Sponsor; its affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising, promotion, and fulfillment agencies, and legal advisors; the judging panel; and the immediate family members and persons living in the same household of such persons are not eligible to participate in the Contest. All federal, state, provincial, autonomous, and local laws and regulations apply.
A participant can be named as an individual Finalist a maximum of once, within the same category. Individual participants are eligible to be recognized more than once, as a Winner or Finalist, provided the recognition placements are within different categories.
Each entry must meet the requirements as specified below in Section 4. Any nonconforming entries will be disqualified. Altered, defaced, mutilated, illegible, or incomplete entry forms are not eligible and will result in disqualification of entry.
Entries that contain nudity or content that is pornographic in nature, violent, lewd, or sexually explicit, in Sponsor’s sole discretion, will be disqualified.
After each entry is screened for compliance with the entry requirements, it will be judged by
an independent panel of judges selected by the Sponsor. The judges’ decisions are final and binding. Judges retain the right to reclassify entries from one category to another or to select only components of the submission for honors.
3a. Judging Sessions:
Contest Judging Session I of two begins on February 24, 2016, and ends on May 2, 2016, at 5pm (Pacific Time). Submitted entries will be judged from May 3, 2016, through May 23, 2016. Semifinalists
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for Judging Session I will be announced on May 26, 2016.
Judging Session II of two begins on May 2, 2016, at 5:01pm and ends on June 19, 2016, at
5pm (Pacific Time). Submitted entries will be judged from June 20, 2016, through July 14, 2016. Semifinalists for Judging Session II will be announced on July 18, 2016.
3b. Selection for Category Finalists and Winners per Judging Session:
With each Judging Session, ADAA semifinalists will be selected and shall remain eligible for the duration of the contest. Any entries that are not selected after the closure of each Judging Session will be marked as “judged.” All entries submitted to the Competition, regardless of session, will be judged against the same criteria. There are three (3) Purpose Segments that contain a collective total of fourteen (14) Category Winners. There will be a fifteenth standalone Regional Winner for the Asia Pacific region, not allocated to any specific Purpose Segment.
Each category will have one (1) Category Winner and four (4) Category Finalists awarded, regardless of whether entries were submitted by an individual or a group, unless the judges determine that the entry quality does not warrant the awarding of all five prizes.
The entries, whether submitted by an individual or a group, shall be judged together in each category on a point system, based on (a) originality (30%), (b) effectiveness in meeting their communication objective (40%), and (c) contestant(s) skills in applying Adobe products as specified in their entry forms (30%). Detailed judging breakdown for each category follows below.
Entry categories
Individuals and groups may enter up to three (3) unique projects in each of the following categories:
Fine Arts Segment
Entries in the Fine Arts segment are created for expression, aesthetics, or their own sake.
Photography

· Appropriate entries include a single picture or a series of up to 10 related images. Images must be photographic in nature and digitally enhanced or artistically manipulated primarily (over 50%) with Adobe tools.

· Entries in the Fine Arts segment are created for expression, aesthetics, or their own sake Submit your project in the following way:

· Appropriate entries include a single picture or a series of up to 10 related images. Images must be graphical in nature and created primarily (over 50%) with Adobe tools.

· Entries in the Fine Arts segment are created for expression, aesthetics, or their own sake Submit your project in the following way:

· Appropriate entries include, but are not limited to, abstract illustrations, editorial illustrations that are used to convey information or clarify concepts; narrative illustration (including a series of up to 10 illustrations for books); Entries must have been
created primarily (over 50%) with Adobe tools.

· Entries in the Fine Arts segment are created for expression, aesthetics, or their own sake. Submit your project in the following way:

· Appropriate entries are cinematic or live action examples that demonstrate the ability
to use Adobe tools in the process of post-production video editing. Entries may include any combination of computer-generated graphics, visual effects, or digital reproductions of images. Only the first five minutes of the video will be judged. Entries must have used Adobe tools for at least 50% of the work in the process of editing visuals, editing and/or enhancing effects, or showing other expertise in post-production.

· Entries in the Fine Arts segment are created for expression, aesthetics, or their own sake Submit your project in the following way:

• URL reference of a Behance, Vimeo, or YouTube video, with password provided, and any optional materials (PDFs, YouTube, Vimeo, etc) to explain your purpose or process.
Judging Criteria:
a) Originality(30%)
b) Effectivenessinmeetingcommunicationobjective
a. Aesthetics (20%)
b. Expression (20%)
c) SkillsinapplyingAdobeproducts(30%)
Animation / Motion Graphics

· Appropriate entries include, but are not limited to, narrative character-based or dynamic animations with any combination of computer-generated graphics, visual effects, text animations, or digital reproductions of drawn images. Only the first five minutes of the video will be judged. Entries must have used Adobe tools for at least 50% of the work in the process of editing visuals, editing and/or enhancing effects, or showing other expertise in post-production.

· Entries in the Fine Arts segment are created for expression, aesthetics, or their own sake.

· Entries in the Commercial segment are created for a client (fictional or real) - often, but not necessarily, for the purpose of promoting a product, service, person, place, or event.

Submit your project in the following way:

· Appropriate entries include a single picture or a series of up to 10 related images. Images must be graphical or illustrative in nature and created primarily (over 50%) with Adobe tools.

· Entries in the Commercial segment are created for a client (fictional or real) - often, but not necessarily, for the purpose of promoting a product, service, person, place, or event.

Submit your project in the following way:

· Appropriate entries are cinematic or live action examples that demonstrate the ability to use Adobe tools in the process of post-production video editing. Entries may include any combination of computer-generated graphics, visual effects, or digital reproductions of images. Only the first five minutes of the video will be judged. Entries must have used Adobe tools for at least 50% of the work in the process of editing visuals, editing and/or enhancing effects, or showing other expertise in post-production.

· Entries in the Commercial segment are created for a client (fictional or real) - often, but not necessarily, for the purpose of promoting a product, service, person, place, or event.

Submit your project in the following way:

• URL reference of a Behance, Vimeo, or YouTube video, with password provided, and any optional materials (PDFs, YouTube, Vimeo, etc) to explain your purpose or process.
Judging Criteria:
a) Originality(30%)
b) Effectivenessinmeetingcommunicationobjective
a. Promotion effectiveness (30%)
b. Application practicality (10%)
c) SkillsinapplyingAdobeproducts(30%)
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Animation / Motion Graphics

· Entries in the Commercial segment are created for a client (fictional or real) - often, but not necessarily, for the purpose of promoting a product, service, person, place, or event.

Submit your project in the following way:

• URL reference of a Behance, Vimeo, or YouTube video, with password provided, and any optional materials (PDFs, YouTube, Vimeo, etc) to explain your purpose or process.
Judging Criteria:
a) Originality(30%)
b) Effectivenessinmeetingcommunicationobjective
a. Promotion effectiveness (30%)
b. Application practicality (10%)
c) SkillsinapplyingAdobeproducts(30%)
Packaging Design
Appropriate entries include, but are not limited to:

· Apparel and accessories

· Textile designs

· Examples or images of 3D products and their packaging

· Package designs including flat layouts for product boxes, labels, bags, or on-shelf

merchandising:

· Entries must have been created primarily (over 50%) with Adobe tools.

· Entries in the Commercial segment are created for a client (fictional or real) - often, but not

necessarily, for the purpose of promoting a product, service, person, place, or event:

Submit your project in the following way:

• Up to 10 images in JPEG, PNG, GIF formats, and any optional materials (PDFs, YouTube, Vimeo, etc) to explain your purpose or process.
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Judging Criteria:
a) Originality(30%)
b) Effectivenessinmeetingcommunicationobjective
a. Promotion effectiveness (30%)
b. Application practicality (10%)
c) SkillsinapplyingAdobeproducts(30%)
Web / App / Game Design
Appropriate entries are designs meant to be viewed through a browser on a computer or tablet. They can include, but are not limited to, any of the following:

· Wayfinding systems

· Websites

· User interface designs

· eLearning projects

Your entry might also include interaction and intention to inform the user, such as experience design, kiosks, exhibits, or environmental graphics. Although entries should be largely digital, physical installations with an important digital component are also eligible.

Appropriate entries also include digital games, real-time interactive experiences, video game consoles, electronic computer games, or mobile games (including game-based phone apps) meant for individual or group/team play. HTML5 games delivered in-browser are acceptable; games powered by Adobe Flash Player or Adobe AIR are acceptable but not required. Games and interactive experiences using third-party platforms are acceptable, if assets, animations, and creative worlds were constructed through Adobe technology.

A final working application of your game is not required for entry.

Game entries will be judged on the quality of the game design and concept. Entries should effectively demonstrate the game concept in a demo video or through the use of still images.

The design of the website, app, or game must have been created primarily (over 50%) with Adobe tools.

Entries in the Commercial segment are created for a client (fictional or real) - often, but not necessarily, for the purpose of promoting a product, service, person, place, or event.

Submit your project in the following way:

• URL reference of Images, Website, Behance, Vimeo, or YouTube video and any optional materials (Images, PDFs, YouTube,Vimeo, etc) to explain your purpose or process.
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Judging Criteria:
a) Originality(30%)
b) Effectivenessinmeetingcommunicationobjective
a. Quality of user experience (30%)
b. Application practicality (10%)
c) SkillsinapplyingAdobeproducts(30%)
Social lmpact Segment
Appropriate entries include designs intended to raise awareness of or provide innovations for socially impactful concepts as their main objective. The design may be delivered in any medium, including traditional, video, animation, or interactive media. The design delivery must effectively demonstrate an inspiring, impactful, and highly creative aesthetic or interface, regardless of medium. Designs will be judged on the ability to effectively educate the viewer regarding a specific cause or problem that needs attention in our world today. The design must show evidence of its potential to solve a societal problem and clearly aspire to meet unmet needs. Designs must be created primarily (over 50%) with Adobe tools.
Photography / Graphic Design / Print Design / Illustration

· Appropriate entries include a single picture or a series of up to 10 related images. Images must be photographic, graphical or illustrative in nature and created primarily (over 50%) with Adobe tools.

· Entries in the Social Impact segment are created to influence change towards a social or environmental cause.

Submit your project in the following way:

• Up to 10 images in JPEG, PNG, GIF formats, and any optional materials (PDFs, YouTube, Vimeo, etc) to explain your purpose or process.
Judging Criteria:
a) Originality(30%)
b) Effectivenessinmeetingcommunicationobjective
a. Persuasion effectiveness (30%)
b. Understanding of social cause (10%) c) SkillsinapplyingAdobeproducts(30%)
Video Editing / Post-Production / Animation / Motion Graphics
• Appropriate entries are videos with any combination of live-action, computer-generated graphics, visual effects, text animations, or digital reproductions of drawn images. Only
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the first five minutes of the video will be judged. Entries must have used Adobe tools for at least 50% of the work in the process of editing visuals, editing and/or enhancing effects, or showing other expertise in post-production or animation.
• Entries in the Social Impact segment are created to influence change towards a social or environmental cause.
Submit your project in the following way:
• URL reference of a Behance, Vimeo, or YouTube video, with password provided, and any optional materials (PDFs, YouTube, Vimeo, etc) to explain your purpose or process.
Judging Criteria:
a) Originality(30%)
b) Effectivenessinmeetingcommunicationobjective
a. Persuasion effectiveness (30%)
b. Understanding of social cause (10%) c) SkillsinapplyingAdobeproducts(30%)
Web / App / Game Design
Appropriate entries are designs meant to be viewed through a browser on a computer or tablet. They can include, but are not limited to, any of the following:
• Wayfinding systems • Websites

· User interface designs

· eLearning projects

A final working application of your game is not required for entry.

Entries in the Social Impact segment are created to influence change towards a social or environmental cause.

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Submit your project in the following way:
• URL reference of a Behance, Vimeo, or YouTube video, with password provided, and any optional materials (PDFs, YouTube,Vimeo, etc) to explain your purpose or process.
Judging Criteria:
a) Originality(30%)
b) Effectivenessinmeetingcommunicationobjective
a. Persuasion effectiveness (30%)
b. Understanding of social cause (10%) c) SkillsinapplyingAdobeproducts(30%)
3c. Selection for Regional Semifinalists:
With each Judging Session, semifinalists will be selected from among either (a) all of the eligible global countries, or (b) the Asia Pacific region. All semifinalists from either (a) or (b) shall remain eligible for
the duration of the contest. Any entries that are not selected after the closure of ADAA each Judging Session will be marked as “judged.” All entries submitted to the Competition, regardless of session or region, will be judged against the same criteria.
3d. Selection for Asia Pacific Region:
Entries submitted from the Asia Pacific geographical region may be eligible for selection as semifinalists, honorable mention recipients, finalists, or winners specific to the Asia Pacific region.
The Asia Pacific (APAC) region will have one (1) APAC Regional Winner and two (2) APAC Regional Finalists awarded, regardless of whether entries were submitted by an individual or a group, unless the judges determine that entry quality does not warrant the awarding of all three prizes. APAC regional entries will be sorted based solely on the geographical location of the educational institution of the student participant. The APAC regional entries, whether submitted by an individual or a group, shall be judged against APAC entries on a point system across all media segments and categories. Entries are judged based on originality, effectiveness in meeting their communication objective, and contestant(s) skills in applying Adobe products as specified in their entry forms. Eligible APAC countries are listed below.
Eligible countries in the Asia Pacific region:
Australia Bahrain Bangladesh Cambodia Fiji
India (excluding Tamil Nadu)
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Indonesia
Japan
Kiribati
South Korea Marshall Islands Malaysia Mongolia Myanmar (Burma) Micronesia Samoa
Solomon Islands Nauru
Nepal
New Zealand Palau
Papua New Guinea The Philippines Taiwan
Tonga
Tuvalu
Thailand Singapore
Sri LankaVanuatu Vietnam
4. How to Enter:
Application entry forms are exclusively available from the Contest entry web page at http://www.adobeawards.com. Complete the entry form online in its entirety.
Each entry must include the following:

· A completed web application form, which includes an artist’s statement or statement of the entry’s communication objective in 100 words or less, a brief explanation of how it was produced in 100 words or less, and affiliated entry number assigned by the competition entry website.

· A digital copy of valid student identification as proof of enrollment, or a letter from your faculty or professor certifying that you are a student in an institution of higher education. Refer to country eligibility defined in Section 2, “Eligibility.” Group entries must provide the above information for each member of the group if requested. If such information cannot be provided for an individual or each member of a group entry, the entry will be disqualified.

· An original work, created not earlier than May 1, 2015, within one of the fourteen (14) Categories defined in Section 3. The work must be created primarily (50% or more) with the Adobe tools designated in each category, as defined in Section 3, and be accompanied

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by original digital files in Adobe software if requested.
Most semifinalist entries will be judged in digital format and will not require physical shipping to Contest headquarters. However, if a participant is requested to ship their entry in physical form to the semifinal round, the package must be marked with the entry number assigned by the competition website and sent by mail or courier (such as FedEx, DHL, or UPS) in protected packaging to the address set forth in semifinalist documentation. Requested physical semifinal entries must be received before August 5, 2016, or they
will be disqualified. Any entry not complying with the above entry requirements will be disqualified.
Contestants may submit up to three (3) entries, per different Category, for a maximum total of 42 possible entries per contestant, throughout the entire duration of the ADAA submission period, regardless of Judging Phase. Each entry must be submitted separately.
In all cases, physically submitted entries become the exclusive property of Adobe and
will not be returned. The semifinalists will be asked to donate the entry to the program for special purposes in support of extending the program in the community, such as providing semifinalists’ work to elementary or primary schools to inspire students.
Sponsor accepts no responsibility for entries that are lost or damaged in transit. Sponsor shall use reasonable care to prevent any loss or damage to entries received by Sponsor; however, Sponsor shall not be liable for direct, indirect, or consequential loss that results from the loss or damage to any entry. Unless prohibited by law and not applicable to Contestants residing in India, Sponsor’s liability shall be limited to the lesser of (a) the value of the media on which the entry was contained or (b) US$50. Semifinalists will be provided with the mailing address upon notification of semifinalist status.
5. Copyright Ownership:
By submitting an entry as a sole creator to a category, Contestant warrants that Contestant is the sole designer, creator, and owner of the artwork, including all visual and auditory components, or has permission to use copyrighted components, and further warrants that the artwork does not contain information considered by Contestant’s place of business or any other third party to be confidential. By submitting an entry as a group of creators, the Contestants warrant that they jointly designed, created, and own the visual and auditory artwork or have permission to use copyrighted components, and further warrant that the artwork does not contain information considered by Contestants’ place of business or any other third party to be confidential.
6. Selection of Winners and Prizes:
The top five finalists in each design category or region (collectively, the “Finalists”) will be announced on August 28, 2016. A Finalist may be either an individual or a group entry. From among the top five Finalists, each category or region will have one winner (collectively, “Category Winners”) or one regional winner (collectively, “Regional Winners”). Finalists will be selected in each category or region; however, only one Category Winner or Regional Winner will be awarded. The remaining four category
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or regional finalists will remain as Finalists.
Category Winners
Fourteen (14) Category Winners will be selected from the Finalists in each category. Only one Category Winner will be selected from each category, and Category Winners may be either individuals or groups.
Category Winners who are individual entrants will receive a winner’s certificate and a 12-month Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps membership . Individual Category Winners will receive an invitation to attend the Adobe MAX Conference held in San Diego, California, Nov 1 - 4, 2016; one complimentary general student registration fee of [US$299] value; round-trip coach airfare up to US$1,200; and three nights of shared hotel accommodations. Value of complimentary MAX student registration fee [US$299], airfare, and hotel is nontransferable and cannot be redeemed for cash or product. Each individual Category Winner will also receive a one-year mentorship* with an industry mentor.
Subject to availability, category winners may also receive invitations to ADAA community events, workshops, and bootcamps.
All individuals who choose to travel to attend Adobe MAX 2016 shall be solely responsible for understanding which documents, such as visas and passports, are required for their travel, and for attaining and maintaining such documents at their own cost. Should any individual’s travel plans be hindered by a failure to appear, receive, or maintain such documents, the individual would be considered to have forfeited any and all opportunity for a complimentary pass to an alternate venue, event, or convention. Under such circumstances, Sponsor would not be responsible for any travel or lodging accommodation to attend the 2016 Adobe MAX conference, or for otherwise compensating such individual through any alternative means.
* Mentorship Prize
Individual Category Winners will receive a 5-5-5 mentorship to be provided remotely, via telephone, email, or online communication platform. The individual Category Winner will be provided with an industry mentor who specializes in a similar or related creative discipline. The industry mentor will guide the Category Winner through a series of five developmental goals intended to enhance the student’s ability for creative process, project outcome, and portfolio. Mentorships are not intended to become internships or provide occupational outcomes. Adobe is not responsible for contest winners who fail to attend meetings or meet their mentorship developmental goals. Any contest winner who does not initiate beginning their mentorship opportunity by November 15, 2016, forfeits their mentorship prize opportunity.
For Category Winners who are group entrants, each team member will receive a 12-month Creative Cloud membership and a winner’s certificate. The group’s designated leader will also receive an invitation to attend the Adobe MAX Conference held in San Diego, California, Nov 1 - 4, 2016; one complimentary general student registration fee of [US$299] value; round-trip coach airfare up to US$1,200; and three nights of shared hotel accommodations. Value of complimentary MAX student
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registration fee [US$299], airfare, and hotel is nontransferable and cannot be added to the value of the cash prize or redeemed for cash or product. The group leader will also receive a one-year mentorship* with an industry mentor.
Subject to availability, all members of the winning team may also receive invitations to ADAA community events, workshops, and bootcamps.
All individuals who choose to travel to attend Adobe MAX 2016 shall be solely responsible for understanding which documents, such as visas and passports, are required for their travel, and for attaining and maintaining such documents at their own cost. Should any individual’s travel plans be hindered by a failure to appear, receive, or maintain such documents, the individual would be considered to have forfeited any and all opportunity for a complimentary pass to an alternate venue, event, or convention. Under such circumstances, Sponsor would not be responsible for any travel or lodging accommodation to attend the 2016 Adobe MAX conference, or for otherwise compensating such individual through any alternative means.
* Mentorship Prize
Group Category Winners will receive a 5-5-5 mentorship provided to the group’s designated leader only. The mentorship is provided remotely, via telephone, email, or online communication platform. The designated leader is provided with an industry mentor who specializes in a similar or related creative discipline. The industry mentor will guide the Category Winner through a series of five developmental goals intended to enhance the student’s ability for creative process, project outcome, and portfolio. Mentorships are not intended to become internships or provide occupational outcomes. Adobe is not responsible for contest winners who fail to attend meetings or meet their mentorship developmental goals. Any contest winner who does not initiate beginning their mentorship prize opportunity by November 15, 2016, forfeits their mentorship prize opportunity.
Asia Pacific Regional Winner
Asia Pacific (APAC) Regional Winners are selected from the APAC semifinalists, regardless of category or design discipline. Only one APAC Regional Winner will be selected, and may be either an individual or a group.
An APAC Regional Winner who is an individual entrant will receive a 12-month Adobe Creative Cloud membership; an invitation to attend the Adobe MAX Conference held in San Diego, California, Nov 1 - 4, 2016; one complimentary general student registration fee of [US$299] value; round-trip coach airfare up to US$1,200; and three nights of shared hotel accommodations. Value of complimentary MAX student registration fee [US$299], airfare, and hotel is nontransferable and cannot be added to the value of the cash prize or redeemed for cash or product. Individual APAC Regional Winner will also receive a one- year mentorship* with an industry mentor.
Subject to availability, regional winners may also receive invitations to ADAA community events, workshops, and bootcamps.
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All individuals who choose to travel to attend Adobe MAX 2016 shall be solely responsible for understanding which documents, such as visas and passports, are required for their travel, and for attaining and maintaining such documents at their own cost. Should any individual’s travel plans be hindered by a failure to appear, receive, or maintain such documents, the individual would be considered to have forfeited any and all opportunity for a complimentary pass to an alternate venue, event, or convention. Under such circumstances, Sponsor would not be responsible for any travel or lodging accommodation to attend the 2016 Adobe MAX conference, or for otherwise compensating such individual through any alternative means.
* Mentorship Prize
Individual APAC Regional Winner will receive a 5-5-5 mentorship to be provided remotely, via telephone, email, or online communication platform. The individual APAC Regional Winner is provided with an industry mentor who specializes in a similar or related creative discipline. The industry mentor will guide the Regional Winner through a series of five developmental goals intended to enhance the student’s ability for creative process, project outcome, and portfolio. Mentorships are not intended to become internships or provide occupational outcomes. Adobe is not responsible for contest winners who fail to attend meetings or meet their mentorship developmental goals. Any contest winner who does not initiate beginning their mentorship opportunity by November 15, 2016, forfeits their mentorship prize opportunity.
APAC Regional Winners who are group entrants will receive a 12-month Creative Cloud membership and a winner’s certificate for each group member. The group’s designated leader will also receive an invitation to attend the Adobe MAX Conference held in San Diego, California, Nov 1 - 4, 2016; one complimentary general student registration fee of [US$299] value; round-trip coach airfare up to US$1,200; and three nights of shared hotel accommodations. Value of complimentary MAX student registration fee [US$299], airfare, and hotel is nontransferable and cannot be added to the value of the cash prize or redeemed for cash or product. The group’s designated group leader will also receive a one- year mentorship* with an industry mentor.
Subject to availability, all members of the winning team may also receive invitations to ADAA community events, workshops, and bootcamps.
* Mentorship Prize
APAC Regional Winners who are group entrants will receive a 5-5-5 mentorship provided to the group’s designated leader only. The mentorship is provided remotely, via telephone, email, or online communication platform. The designated leader is provided with an industry mentor who specializes in a similar or related creative discipline. The industry mentor will guide the Regional Winner through a series of five developmental goals intended to enhance the student’s ability for creative process, project outcome, and portfolio. Mentorships are not intended to become internships or provide occupational outcomes. Adobe is not responsible for contest winners who fail to attend meetings or meet their mentorship developmental goals. Any contest winner who does not initiate beginning their mentorship opportunity by November 15, 2016, forfeits their mentorship prize opportunity.
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Category and Regional Finalists
Category and Regional Finalists who are individual entrants will receive a Finalist certificate; a 12-month Adobe Creative Cloud membership; an invitation to attend the Adobe MAX Conference* held in San Diego, California, Nov 1 - 4, 2016; and one complimentary general student registration fee of [US$299] value.
* Travel and lodging not included; value of complimentary MAX student registration fee [US$299] is nontransferable and cannot be added to the value of the cash prize or redeemed for cash or product.
Subject to availability, finalists may also receive invitations to ADAA community events, workshops, and bootcamps.
All individuals who choose to travel to attend Adobe MAX 2016 shall be solely responsible for understanding which documents, such as visas and passports, are required for their travel, and for attaining and maintaining such documents at their own cost. Should any individual’s travel plans be hindered by a failure to appear, receive, or maintain such documents, the individual would be considered to have forfeited any and all opportunity for a complimentary pass to an alternate venue, event, or convention. Under such circumstances, Sponsor would not be responsible for any travel or lodging accommodation to attend the 2016 Adobe MAX conference, or for otherwise compensating such individual through any alternative means.
Category and Regional Finalists who are group entrants will receive a Finalist certificate and a 12-month Creative Cloud membership for each team member. The group’s designated leader will also receive an invitation to attend the Adobe MAX Conference* held in San Diego, California, Nov 1 - 4, 2016, and one complimentary general student registration fee of [US$299] value.
* Travel and lodging not included; value of complimentary MAX student registration fee [US$299] is nontransferable and cannot be added to the value of the cash prize or redeemed for cash or product.
Subject to availability, all members of the finalist team may also receive invitations to ADAA community events, workshops, and bootcamps.
All individuals who choose to travel to attend Adobe MAX 2016 shall be solely responsible for understanding which documents, such as visas and passports, are required for their travel, and for attaining and maintaining such documents at their own cost. Should any individual’s travel plans be hindered by a failure to appear, receive, or maintain such documents, the individual would be considered to have forfeited any and all opportunity for a complimentary pass to an alternate venue, event, or convention. Under such circumstances, Sponsor would not be responsible for any travel or lodging accommodation to attend the 2016 Adobe MAX conference, or for otherwise compensating such individual through any alternative means.
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Special Designations
Special Designations may be awarded to participants who demonstrate remarkable expertise or innovation across any of the contest categories. Judges may elect to identify an entry for design achievement in any designation they deem appropriate. A maximum of 15 designations may be awarded

· If the designation is awarded to an individual contestant, the prize will include 12 months of Adobe Creative Cloud membership and a Special Designation digital certificate in PDF.

· If the designation is awarded to a group, the prize will include 12 months of Adobe Creative Cloud membership for each group member and a Special Designation certificate for each group member in PDF.

Honorable Mention Designees

Individual and group member Honorable Mention designees receive one Adobe Creative Cloud membership for 12 months and an Honorable Mention designee digital certificate in PDF.

Because this is a contest of skill, winning is dependent upon the quality of entries received.
All prizes will be awarded unless there are fewer eligible entries for a Category than prizes for that Category or the judges determine that the quality of entries does not warrant a prize. No alternative prize, cash, or other substitution is allowed except by Sponsor in the event of prize unavailability. Prizes are nonassignable/nontransferable. All federal, state, provincial, autonomous, and local taxes are the sole responsibility of the winners. Prices listed are average retail values only. The winner of any prize shall not be entitled to the difference of a listed price for any of the respective prizes and any price that such a winner would have otherwise had to pay for the respective product(s) in his/her jurisdiction or any other jurisdiction.

7. Finalist Notification:

Entries will be judged from August 9–11, 2016. Category and Regional Finalists will be notified by email or telephone and will have ten (10) days from receipt of notification to acknowledge Finalist status and confirm their eligibility to receive a software prize. Category and Regional Winners will be notified by email or telephone and will have ten (10) days from receipt of notification to acknowledge Winner status. Sponsor is not responsible for and shall not be liable for late, lost, misdirected, or unsuccessful efforts to notify Winners. If a selected Finalist or Winner cannot be contacted, is ineligible, fails to acknowledge status, or fails to comply with any term or condition of these Official Rules, a prize may be forfeited and an alternate Finalist or Winner may be selected. Finalists and Winners will be required to sign and return a liability release, declaration of eligibility, license agreement, and, where lawful, a publicity consent agreement, all within ten (10) days of receipt by Winner as a condition of receiving a prize.

8. General Terms and Conditions:

Sponsor is not responsible for and shall not be liable for: (i) lost, late, delayed, damaged, incomplete, illegible, unintelligible, or misdirected entries; (ii) telephone, electronic, hardware or software program,

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network, Internet, or computer malfunctions, failures, or difficulties of any kind; (iii) failed, incomplete, partial, garbled, or delayed computer transmissions; (iv) any condition caused by events beyond the control of Sponsor that may cause the Contest to be disrupted or corrupted; (v) any injuries, losses, or damages of any kind arising in connection with or as a result of a prize, or acceptance, possession, or use of a prize, or from participation in the Contest; (vi) any printing or typographical errors in any materials associated with the Contest (not applicable in Spain); (vii) or any regional, state, autonomous, or local laws or regulations violated during the creation of the entries by the Contestant(s). Sponsor reserves the right to suspend, cancel, or modify the Contest if fraud or technical failure corrupts the administration, security, or proper play of the Contest, as determined by Sponsor in its sole discretion. Each Contestant agrees to release and hold Sponsor harmless from any and all losses, damages, rights, claims, and actions of any kind in connection with the Contest or resulting from acceptance, possession, or use of any prize, including, without limitation, personal injury, death, property damage, and claims based upon intellectual property infringement, publicity rights, defamation, or invasion of privacy. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the preceding release of liability will not apply with respect to personal injury, death, or damage to property caused by Sponsor negligence against Contestants residing in India and will not apply with respect to personal injury or death caused by Sponsor negligence against Contestants residing in Portugal. The preceding release of liability applies only to ordinary or minor negligence caused by Sponsor against Contestants residing in Spain. Each Contestant agrees that Sponsor’s only obligation is to submit entries from eligible Contestants to the judges according to the procedures and criteria set forth in these Official Rules and to award the prizes set forth herein to winners, subject to the terms and conditions herein. Contestant agrees that Sponsor’s obligation is fair and adequate consideration for any entry submitted, and that Contestant is not entitled to and shall not seek any further compensation.
Participation in the Contest or receipt of any prize constitutes each Participant’s and winner’s full and unconditional agreement to and acceptance of these Official Rules, Adobe’s online Terms of Use, Privacy Policy (available by region and incorporated into these Official Rules by this reference), and Adobe’s and Judges’ decisions which are final and binding in all matters related to the Promotion. Winning a prize is contingent upon Participant fulfilling all applicable requirements in these Official Rules.
Trip includes round-trip economy/coach class airfare (or other travel arrangement depending on winner’s proximity to the Trip destination location) for winner from the commercial airport nearest winner’s residence to Trip destination; roundtrip airport shuttle/taxi transfer; accommodations at hotel of Sponsor’s choosing (one double-occupancy shared room). Winner (and any travel guest) is solely responsible for any travel-related costs or expenses exceeding the Trip Retail Value as defined in Section 6, including any extra nights’ stay and any additional costs associated with an extended stay, as well any Trip-related costs for incidentals, hotel or airline service charges or processing fees, meals, gratuities, telephone calls, facsimile charges, Internet charges, gift shop purchases, souvenirs, spa, beauty salon, laundry or other guest service charges, costs or expenses related to non-Sponsor- designated activities, in-state travel or other activities, tours or excursions, any or other costs or expenses not provided by Sponsor as part of the prize. Travel and accommodations must be made through Sponsor’s designated agent and service providers of Sponsor’s choosing. Winner (and any travel guest) is responsible for complying with hotel requirements, including but not limited to the presentation of a major credit card at check-in. All airline and accommodation provider terms, conditions, and restrictions apply.
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Sponsor will attempt to notify winner of the itinerary and proposed date(s) for travel no later than
two (2) weeks prior to expected date of departure, and winner must be available for travel on the dates specified by Sponsor. All reservations, travel, and accommodations are subject to availability, restrictions, and airline blackout dates, so Sponsor cannot guarantee Trip or related transportation will be available on the exact dates specified in these Official Rules. Sponsor reserves the right to change travel dates and itinerary if necessary due to unforeseeable circumstances. If on the intended initial travel departure date the winner is then located in the location of the final Trip destination, or if any activity relating to the Trip component is canceled or postponed for any reason due to circumstances beyond Sponsor’s control, the balance of components comprising the Prize will be distributed to the winner in full and complete satisfaction of Prize award.
Winner (and any travel guest) is responsible for complying with all applicable international and domestic travel procedures and restrictions and for obtaining all required travel documentation (acceptable valid photo ID, passport, visa, vaccinations, etc.) and any required or optional insurance prior to travel. Trip portion of Prize Trip Package may be forfeited if either (a) proper travel documents for any and all travel are unattainable for any reason within the time required by Sponsor, or (b) any complications arise related to the winner’s right to enter or reenter the destination jurisdiction, or the United States, or his/ her country of origin (in which event the winner, or his/her parent or legal guardian if winner is a minor, will be solely responsible for arranging for return travel to his/her jurisdiction of residence, including any and all related costs).
Each Contestant agrees that if his or her entry is selected as a Finalist entry, as a condition of receiving a prize, Contestant shall sign a license agreement granting to Sponsor a royalty-free, nonexclusive, perpetual, worldwide license to use, reproduce, distribute, publicly perform, publicly display, modify for purposes of publicly performing and publicly displaying, and prepare derivative works based upon winner’s entry, for the purposes of advertising and promoting Adobe products, and for inclusion in and distribution with Adobe products. To the extent that such a perpetual license is ineffective or unenforceable, Contestant shall sign a license agreement providing to Sponsor a royalty-free, nonexclusive, two-year (2-year), worldwide license to use, reproduce, distribute, publicly perform, publicly display, modify for purposes of publicly performing and publicly displaying, and prepare derivative works based upon winner’s entry, for the purposes of advertising and promoting Adobe products, and for inclusion in and distribution with Adobe products.
Each Contestant further agrees to execute any and all documents necessary to effectuate such license. Each Contestant agrees that by submitting an entry, he or she allows the use of his or her personal data, name, likeness, and/or voice in publicity or advertising relating to the Contest without compensation. Except for issues affecting Contestants residing in Portugal or Spain, all issues and questions concerning the construction, validity, interpretation, and enforceability of these Official Rules, or the rights and obligations of Contestant and Sponsor in connection with the Contest, shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of California, without giving effect to any choice of law or conflict of law rules or provisions (whether of the State of California or any other jurisdiction) that would cause the application of the laws of any jurisdiction other than the State of California. Where permitted by law, Contestant agrees that any and all disputes, claims, and causes of action arising out of or connected with this Contest, or any prizes awarded, other than the administration of the Contest or the determination of winners, shall be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class action, and exclusively by the United States District Court for the Northern District of California (San Jose Division) or the appropriate California State Court located in Santa Clara County, California.
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9. Winners List:
A Winners list will be posted on the ADAA program website, www.adobeawards.com, by October 8, 2016.

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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

SUBMISSION PROCEDURE

Artists are invited to submit up to 6 images. The selectors are aware that some work may not lend itself to reproduction and wish to reassure artists that there may be opportunities to view actual works.

Artists can enter online. If artists are unable to enter online please contact derwent@parkerharris.co.uk for further details.

Artists are required to submit the following:

• The completed online entry form

• Images of up to 6 recent works, in digital format (jpg, max. 1MB file size (no min), and images must be between 1000 x 3000 pixels resolution; min 1000 x 1000 and max. 3000 x 3000 pixels.

• A non-refundable application fee.

Following the selection process, all artists will be notified by 24th June 2016. Artists who have not heard by this date should contact Parker Harris, organisers of The Derwent Art Prize at derwent@parkerharris.co.uk, call + 44 (0) 1372 462190 or check the website for further details.

From the open submission applications the panel will select approximately 80 works for exhibition. The artists selected for the final exhibition will be contacted by Parker Harris with full delivery details for their work.

KEY DATES

1 June 2016: Deadline for entry

24th June 2016: All artists notified of first stage selection process

30th August – 12th September 2016: Delivery of work (to Art Moves of Chelsea)

12th September 2016: Delivery of work (in person to Art Moves of Chelsea, 10am-5pm GMT)

19th-24th September 2016: Exhibition opens to public

19th September 2016: Private View and Prize Winners announced

October – December 2016: Exhibition tour

The work selected for exhibition must be available from 1st September 2016 – 31st January 2017.

THE ARTIST

The Prize is open to all living British and international artists over the age of 18 years old on 1st June 2016.

A third party (e.g. gallery, agent or other representative) may submit work on behalf of the artist, but the third party must confirm:

receipt of the artist’s permission, and have full authority and legal right, to submit the work

that to provide the information regarding the artist or the artist’s work, they have first consulted with the artist and made all appropriate enquiries for the purpose of providing that information

agree to be bound by these Conditions of Entry as the artist would be had they entered

The Prize is not open to work by deceased artists.

THE WORK

The work entered must be created in pencil (including water-soluble, pastel, graphite, charcoal or coloured pencils). The work must not exceed 182cms in its greatest dimension. There is no minimum size limit. The Prize is open to both 2 dimensional and 3 dimensional works. All entered work must have been completed within the last 3 years. The work selected for exhibition must be available from 1st September 2016 – 31st January 2017 .

INADMISSIBLE WORKS

Work that does not fit within the Conditions of Entry will not be admissible and will not be considered for exhibition. The following are also inadmissible:

Copies of works

Works that are in breach of copyright

Works that have been previously exhibited

Work that contain noxious or toxic substances, are flammable below 50°C or incorporate dangerous electrical equipment

The competition is not open to employees of the Cumberland Pencil Co, ACCO (UK) Ltd, their families and its agencies

Artists are reminded that all work submitted must conform to all health and safety standards and regulations.

THE SELECTION PROCESS

The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. All works will be judged anonymously and there will be no segregation by country, genre or style etc.

DELIVERY AND FRAMING FOR UK ARTISTS

All selected artists will be contacted after the selection with full delivery details and dates. The delivery of the work to and from the exhibition is the responsibility of the artists. All work should be delivered unwrapped, when delivering in person. Framing or mounting of works, if required for exhibition, is also the responsibility of the artist and must be carried out prior to delivery. Works not requiring framing or mounting must be suitably protected to avoid damage in transit and clear indication should be given as to how the work could be presented. A full list of recommended carriers will be available for artists selected for exhibition.

The return of work after the exhibition is also the responsibility of the artists. The Cumberland Pencil Company reserves the right to dispose of any works after the exhibition that have not been collected by the artists or the artists have made no attempt to collect their work within 3 months of the collection date.

By post or courier:

30th August to 12th September 2016 to Art Moves of Chelsea, Chelsea Self Storage, Blantyre Street, London, SW10 0EQ

In person:

12 September 2016, between 10am and 5pm to Art Moves of Chelsea, Chelsea Self Storage, Blantyre Street, London, SW10 0EQ

DELIVERY AND FRAMING FOR INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS

All selected artists will be contacted after the selection with full delivery details and dates. The delivery cost of the work to and from the exhibition is the responsibility of the artist and the artist shall be responsible for any import custom charges and duties. Framing or mounting of works, if required for exhibition, is also the responsibility of the artist and must be carried out prior to delivery. Works not requiring framing or mounting must be suitably protected to avoid damage in transit and clear indication should be given as to how the work could be presented.

Delivery of works by post or courier:

30th August to 12th September 2016 to Art Moves of Chelsea, Chelsea Self Storage, Blantyre Street, London, SW10 0EQ

PLEASE NOTE: Value Added Tax (VAT) may be levied at the port of entry in the UK, and The Cumberland Pencil Company must not be listed as importer of the work. The artist agrees to indemnify The Cumberland Pencil Company for any charges or taxes incurred by it as a result of the importing of the work for the purposes of display in the Exhibition. It is recommended that work be consigned through an accredited agent for delivery. Artists are required to ensure that their agents are fully aware of these terms and conditions of entry. Useful contacts include: HMRC information on VAT and UK entry procedures may be obtained from HMRC (telephone + 44 (0) 845 010 9000). Open Monday to Friday 8.00 am to 6.00 pm (GMT); www.hmrc.gov.uk).

The return of work after the exhibition is also the responsibility of the artists, including any custom charges and duties. The organisers will endeavour to retain packaging for international work. Artists are reminded to clearly mark their packaging with their name. The Cumberland Pencil Company reserves the right to dispose of any works after the exhibition that have not been collected by the artists or the artists have made no attempt to collect their work within 3 months of the collection date.

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Whilst The Cumberland Pencil Company shall use reasonable skill in all circumstances in handling artists’ works, occasional damage to works may occur. The Cumberland Pencil Company shall have no liability whatsoever for any loss, damage or destruction (including loss of profits or any other consequential loss, indirect or incidental losses) to, or relating to, a work of art submitted for exhibition unless such loss arises as a direct result of negligence by The Cumberland Pencil Company. The Cumberland Pencil Company’s total liability for damage to a work of art arising in connection with these conditions of entry (whether from negligence, tort, breach of contract or otherwise) shall not exceed the lower of the value of the work of art as stated on the Entry Form (if provided) or the value as determined by an independent valuer selected by The Cumberland Pencil Company.

It is highly recommended that the exhibiting artists insure with a reputable insurance company their works of art for their market value.

EXHIBITION AND PRIZES

All artists selected for exhibition will be invited to the Private View and Prize Giving on 19th September 2016.

Any prize monies awarded to winning artists is paid gross. It is the responsibility of the winning artists to declare, if relevant, such winnings as income to their local tax authorities and the winning artists shall be wholly liable for any taxes payable. The Cumberland Pencil Company shall in no circumstances be liable for any taxes payable on such awards.

Artists are responsible for paying all travel costs and expenses incurred if they wish to attend the Exhibition or Private View.

SALE OF WORKS

Works selected for exhibition may be offered for sale. The Cumberland Pencil Company will levy 40% plus VAT commission on all works sold during the exhibitions or afterwards directly as a result of the Derwent Art Prize both at the exhibitions and on the website. Artists must make sure that their sale price includes the commission and, if applicable, VAT. Artists who are registered for VAT must ensure that they include their VAT number on the Entry Form.

A red spot will be used to indicate to the public that the work is sold. The Cumberland Pencil Company will send official offers of sale by email to the artist. This will incorporate a statement summarising the details of the transaction. The Cumberland Pencil Company’s role is strictly limited to introducing the purchaser to the artist. The Cumberland Pencil Company does not act as the artist’s agent or partner, and has no authority to negotiate or conclude the sale of a work.

RETURN OF WORKS

During each of the exhibitions the artists will be contacted by the organisers to make arrangements for the collection or return of their work if unsold. International artists are reminded that they are responsible for the cost of return of their work including any customs or export duty. Any works not collected by the artists will be subject to storage charges. The Cumberland Pencil Company reserves the right to dispose of any works after the exhibition that have not been collected by the artists or the artists have made no attempt to collect their work within 3 months of the collection date.

WITHDRAWAL OF WORKS

The Cumberland Pencil Company reserves the right to deny admission or withdraw a work from the exhibition if for any reason the work, or any circumstances surrounding the display of the work, appears to The Cumberland Pencil Company to expose it to risk of legal proceedings.

PHOTOGRAPHY AND COPYRIGHT

Each artist by entering the Derwent Art Prize confirms that they hold all intellectual property rights in the work and that they have obtained prior written approval for the use of any third party copyrighted material contained in the submitted work.

Artists will allow the work to be photographed and reproduced by the Derwent Art Prize for the purposes of promoting the exhibition including; catalogue, press and publicity and websites in all territories. Copyright of all works remains the property of the artist. Any enquiries for copyright will be referred to the artist.

DATA PROTECTION

In accordance with the Data Protection Act The Cumberland Pencil Company will hold the personal data of artists supplied on the Entry Form securely. The data will only be used in the process of administering the Derwent Art Prize and will not be transferred to any third party not directly involved in this Exhibition.

Agreement to the Conditions of entry

By entering the Derwent Art Prize artists are agreeing to all of the above Conditions of entry.

The Cumberland Pencil Company is a trading name of ACCO (UK) Ltd (197754). Registered office is Oxford House, Oxford Road, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP21 8SZ

Sams illustrations

Wednesday, 18 May 2016

Charles Dodgeson

Arthur Rackham

Leonard Weisgard

Helen Oxenbury

Mimi Launders animal sketches

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