The brief was to design a cover for an imaginary issue of DG magazine with the theme: Famous Designers.

The subject can be, for example:
> From any era.
> The work of one or more designers.
> The work of a group of designers that constitutes a particular style or movement.
> A generic sub-group of design (such as fashion, graphic, typography, industrial, performing arts etc.)

The imagery may include: > Emphasis on the style of a particular designer or group of designers. > A portrait of the designer – but this is NOT mandatory. > Examples of the work, e.g. iconic designs, stylistic references, etc. All entries must use the templates supplied by DGi Media (Adobe InDesign and Adobe Photoshop). It is important that all of the graphics are the entrant’s own work.

Images may be sourced from third parties but they must not be used “as found”. Entrants should use photo-imaging techniques to create unique cover images.
 

Justin Maller is an Australian freelance illustrator and art director based in Brooklyn, NY. He has been creating digital art for over fifteen years, and has been a full time freelance artist for the last eight.

> http://www.justinmaller.com
> http://www.dgdesignnetwork.com.au/dgdn/dg-student-design-competition/