D&AD09: Creative excellence in design and advertising will launch in March.  This book is the result of D&AD and TASCHEN's partnership to make The Annual available to anyone.  Designed by Jeremy Leslie, the book is available in two versions; English, German, and French as well English, Italian, and Portuguese. The D&AD awards panel judges over 20,000 pieces of work from design studios, advertising agencies, branding consultancies, film production and photographic agencies, ...

The D&AD Awards 2010 are open now. This year's Foremen are online with full jury listings to follow over the coming weeks. Information about categories, prices, rules and entering the awards can be found on the website but feel free to contact us with any questions. The final deadline is Wednesday 27th January 2010 but if you enter before Wednesday 18th November you ...

Two versions of the D&AD Annual will be published over the coming months, containing the best creative work of the year. Members will receive their limited edition book from D&AD from 22 September and for the first time an edition will be published by TASCHEN that goes on general sale in early 2010. The Annual showcases 748 entries selected by juries made up of the world’s leading experts in advertising & ...

Two student teams share the top honour at the D&AD Student Awards 2009. Student of the Year was awarded to Petra Muda & Harri Leppala from Berghs School Of Communication in Sweden and Micheline Mannion, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in the UK. The prize was presented at the D&AD Student Awards 2009 Ceremony in London last night (2 July). Muda & Leppala’s entry ‘Find It’ ...

Sir John & Lady Frances Sorrell were presented with the President’s Award for their outstanding contribution to creativity at the D&AD Awards Ceremony in London tonight. D&AD President Simon Waterfall, who chose the Sorrell’s as this year’s recipients, said: “The Sorrells have taught my peer group & I so much and across so many disciplines – from the formation of branding agency, Newell & Sorrell, to their founding of two major sources ...