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6 September 2024

Enter the 2025 library student artwork competition and you could get A$1000!

The library on each of our campuses can be the place you work during a solid study session, hunt down that one book you were looking for, or meet up with fellow students for your group project. So we ask, what does the library mean to you? 

The library artwork design competition is now open for all current Deakin students. We invite you to submit your own artwork or design, capturing the spirit of the library. If you win, you’ll receive an artist fee of A$1000 and your piece will be used across the library in 2025, including being printed on the OWeek library tote bags, notebooks, signage and more!

Your design could reflect:

Submit your entry and complete the entry form before the competition closes at 11.59pm (AEST) on Sunday 13 October 2024.

Last year’s winner

If you need some inspiration, here is last year’s winning artwork created by Masters of Teaching student, Gaby Niemeyer. ‘Libraries are where miracles happen,’ shared Gaby, ‘I created an illustration that provides energy, colour and maximalist symbology reminiscent of the library and its connection to study’.

Gaby NiemeyerFinal_Final_2.0, 2023

Gaby Niemeyer, Final_Final_2.0, 2023

Details

Entries must meet the following criteria.

By entering the competition, entrants:

Entries to the competition will be judged by a panel of Deakin Library staff. The winner of the competition will be chosen by judges based on merit and fulfilment of the competition guidelines. The winner will be notified by email by Friday 18 October 2024.

The winning artist will receive an artist fee of A$1000. For this to be paid, the student must provide a tax invoice. Students will need an ABN to create an invoice, which they can obtain for free online.

The artist will retain copyright of the artwork. Deakin University reserves the right to use the winning artwork including, but not limited to, being reproduced in formats such as printed on tote bags, and other collateral, signage, displayed on library digital screens, published on the library website and reproduced in library communications – in 2025 and into the future.

View the full terms and conditions of the library artwork design competition.

Contact us 

If you have any questions about the competition, get in touch with us at [email protected].



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