Creative Communication Awards (C2A)

Creative
Communication
Award

2021 edition now open to submissions!

About the Creative Communication Award (C2A)

The mission of the Creative Communication Award is to promote creativity, excellence and outstandingly executed ideas in graphic design, communication, advertising and digital media.

C2A was assembled by the Farmani Group in 2019, as the sister award of the highly acclaimed International Design Awards that has been at the forefront of the design world for over 12 years now.

Submissions to the 2021 edition of the C2A are now open. SUBMIT HERE
Get 10% off when submitting before the Extended Early Bird deadline on May 31.

BENEFITS

WHY YOU SHOULD SUBMIT?

More than just an award, the C2A is an initiative, an accolade, and an opportunity. Offering unparalleled levels of exposure to an esteemed international audience, the C2A is an incredible chance to push your work to the next level.

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Status & Recognition

We award and celebrate excellence in communication design, advertising, digital media, and other related fields.

Global Promotion

Benefit from our PR campaigns and promotions.

Increased Client base

Take advantage of being exposed to new potential clients all over the world.

Networking

Connect with other creative designers worldwide and forge new opportunities through networking.

Team Recognition

Boost your team's morale by well-deserved international recognition.

No Winner Fees

All benefits of winning C2A are included in the submission fees.

Featured Winners

Road To Zero - Grumpy Sailor Creative, Australia

Mad Hatter's Tea Party - Grumpy Sailor Creative, Australia

Well Done - Gerhard Kirchschläger, Austria

Dangerous Altitude - Tobias Meier, Canada

"Beautiful Australia - Steven Manolakis, Australia

Tokyoview - Yoshitaka Masuda, Japan

Muses - Christy Lee Rogers, United States

No Food Truck - Patrick Seymour, Canada

River Connections - Grumpy Sailor Creative, Australia

Good Omens Title Sequence - Peter Anderson, Red Isaac, United Kingdom

Fuse-tg.com - Metajive, United States

Arcudi: Pure In Spirit & Vineyard - Nina Stanley, Chief Creative Officer, United States

Farmrise - Jennifer Sharmila, India

Lusso Icona - Winnie Cheung, Hong Kong

Kozaemon - Hajime Tsushima, Japan

Alles Ißt Gut (everything Is/eats Well) - Gerhard Kirchschläger, Austria

Blanton's 2018 Limited Edition Packaging - Creative Director: Mike Skrzelowski, United States

Aspiring New Zealand - Jeffry Lim, Malaysia

Room For Tea Exhibit - Yanz Zeng, United States

Coca-cola (fifa World Cup Russia 2018) - Vlad Ermolaev, Russian Federation

Start Your Engines - Simon Khalil, Saudi Arabia

Happy After Ever - Lisa Tomasetti, Australia

Modifesto - Nina Stanley, Chief Creative Officer, United States

The Billabong - Jan Nowell, Australia

Arcudi - Nina Stanley, Chief Creative Officer, United States

Dumpster Or Dinner - Nina Stanley, Chief Creative Officer, United States

Future Food Today - Space10, Denmark

The Immerse In The Six Arts - Ming-chi Hsieh, Taiwan

Drop Gold - Vested - Grayscale, United States

Repositioning An Outdoor Legacy Brand - Butchershop, United States

At-bay. A Safety Net For The Internet. - Butchershop, United States

Always Designing For People - Ali Madad, United States

Doing Is Just Better Than Wanting!!! - Nico Bohnert, Germany

Zayed - Sabah Al Abbasi, United Arab Emirates

Edible Advertising Poster – Dominic Ouellette, Canada

Ocr Athlete - Bartosz Matenko, Poland

Virtual Microbial Art Lab - Mnemonic, United States

Mental Health First Aid Media Campaign - James Deangelo, United States

Atolla.co - Dave Benton, United States

Nature, Between Splendours And Wounds - Stefano Ciol, Italy

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News

The Creative Communication Award launches its third edition

The Creative Communication Award is pleased to launch its third edition, inviting professional and student creatives from all around the world to submit their most innovative and compelling designs for consideration in this prestigious competition.Download the full press release here.

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