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The Creative Review Annual is one of the most respected and trusted awards for the creative industry.

Showcasing the best in visual communications from the past year, the Annual celebrates this work and supports those who produce it. It offers entrants a visual platform to be seen by peers and potential clients across the wider creative community.

Each year, entries are judged by an esteemed panel of industry experts, who choose the work they feel represents the best of the year across all aspects of Advertising, Design and Digital platforms.

The best work will be showcased in a special double issue of Creative Review, on our website and within editorial coverage of the awards.

It’s an amazing platform to get your work noticed and recognised.

ONLINE ENTRIES: OCTOBER 17 – NOVEMBER 22 2017

PHYSICAL WORK ENTRIES: JANUARY 1 – JANUARY 17

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