Sessions Design Competitions are sponsored by
leading New York-based companies and organizations.
The Summer Session II competition sponsor is Cambodian
Arts and Scholarship Fund, a non-profit organization
dedicated to providing education and mentoring to
Cambodian girls and young women.
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Competition winners gain a portfolio
piece second to none: the chance to design a professionally-produced
project that is used by a leading company or organization. |
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Runners-up will have their work featured in
our online design competition gallery. |
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To sign up, complete the Cambodian
Arts Competition Sign-Up form within the Competition
folder in the Student Center. |
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Have a question about the Sessions
Design competitions? Email us at competition@sessions.edu.
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Below you'll find an introduction
to the client, a summary of the design brief, and
contest rules.
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| Visit the CASF
site to learn more about the organization.
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About The Client
Cambodian Arts & Scholarship Foundation
is a non-profit organization that collaborates with
local communities in Cambodia to identify potential
students, provides financial, emotional and medical
support to these students and their families, and
sustains this support for as long as the child wants
to learn.
About The Project
This project is a full site redesign as well as a
logo redesign for Cambodian Arts & Scholarship
Foundation. Because of its scope, the project
will be broken down into several submissions: the
first submission will be turned in by all competitors,
the second will be turned in by finalists, and the
third will be done by the winner only.
The first submission will be a three-part project:
Redesign of the CASF logo. Competitors
will be asked to do a redesign that takes into account
the concepts conveyed by the current logo. You will
receive more specific direction on this upon signing
up for the competition. All competitors will have
the opportunity to submit up to three logo design
variations.
Redesign of the CASF homepage. Special
attention will be given to revamping the "Updates"
section on the homepage so that it is more prominently
featured and appears to be a more dynamic news source
about CASF. Competitors will be given revised copy
for the homepage as well as photos which can be used.
Navigation plan for the rest of the site.
Competitors will submit a site map illustrating navigation
for the CASF site.
Colors/Fonts: Each logo design should
be submitted in a black and white version and in a
color version. Logos will be evaluated first and foremost
on the integrity of the shape itself, since color
choices can easily be changed. For the homepage design,
you are not limited to the colors or fonts currently
used on the site.
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| The current Cambodian
Arts and Scholarship logo |
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