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Annuals

Announcing the winners of our 60th Photography competition

This year our distinguished panel of jurors selected 134 winning projects from 3,029 entries

See the winners gallery

Exhibit / Design

Tread Softly packaging

Webpicks / Fashion/Beauty

adidas Futurecraft:Loop

Columns / Voices

Photography’s Next Revolutions

Rebecca Robertson finds that the photography industry is reckoning with new technology and old challenges.

Columns / Insights

Story structure is paramount, but a three-act structure can be one minute, five minutes, fifteen minutes, two hours or twenty hours—and any variation and length in-between. So, why aren’t we seeing more content simply built around the demands of how the story should be told?”

by Dexton Deboree

Features / Illustration

60 Years of Illustration

A sampling of work and commentary by some of the illustrators who have been featured in the pages of Communication Arts.

Columns / Creativity

One Cinematographer Captures the Healing Powers of the Sea.

How Maryanne Gobble’s move to Florida has influenced her daily life as well as her artistic practice.

Fresh / Design

Nice People

Armed with positivity and a love for vintage graphics, this new Los Angeles–based firm has set out to change the design industry.

What We're Reading

Emily Ludolph on how a new crop of agencies is applying design thinking to grassroots political campaigns. Jennie Gilbert on tackling ageism in the advertising industry. Liz Stinson on what goes into designing an award-winning book cover.

Favorites / Photography

Five Photographers Share Their Treasured Finds

Ami Vitale, Joshua Kissi, Lindsay Siu, Justin Carrasquillo and Julia Nimke share what keeps them inspired.

Columns / Insights

Content shouldn’t feel like advertising. It should feel like the essence of the brand is talking to you, helping you but not selling to you.”

by Jiffy Iuen

Columns / Advertising

Which Creative Are You, Michael Myers or Pee-wee Herman?

The only thing scarier than a killer idea is the scarcity of them, Ernie Schenck writes.

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