Top 10 Graphic Designs Recognized At The 2023 International Design Awards

Get ready to be amazed by the exceptional talent showcased in the "20 Spectacular Graphic Designs" curated from the prestigious 2023 International Design Awards (IDA) winners. This exclusive collection offers a glimpse into the world of graphic design excellence, featuring awe-inspiring creations from visionary designers worldwide.

The International Design Awards is a renowned platform that honors outstanding achievements in various design disciplines, including graphic design, product design, and architecture, among others. Designers of all backgrounds are encouraged to submit their work for a chance to be recognized on a global scale. With submissions open until May 30th, there's still time to showcase your creativity and innovation. Plus, early submissions enjoy a special 10% discount on entry fees, making it even more enticing to join this esteemed community of design innovators.

Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate the transformative power of graphic design and elevate your creative journey with the International Design Awards.

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#1 "Remove Public Stigma Of Mental Illness In China" By Yibei Chen

Bronze in Multimedia / Social media campaign

"Public stigmatization of mental illness in rural China demonstrates common stereotypes and negative attitudes towards individuals with mental illness, which leads to severe social discrimination and rejection such as social isolation, withholding employment and opportunities, and less respect. This project will take advantage of graphic design strategies to build up an anti-stigma program, which aims to bring general knowledge of mental illness to rural residents, establish an immersive exhibit and provide design support, and partner with the Chinese government to develop a mobile App."

#2 "Poppi: Flavors That Pop" By Alexandra Suarez, Isabella Cascio

Gold in Multimedia / Online Advertising Design, Bronze in Multimedia / Brand Identity

"This is a stop motion video campaign for the brand of soda Poppi. For this campaign, the focus was on the flavors. Showing the different flavors in a very visual and appealing way. The theme is colorful and really highlights the flavors and the fruits they derive from because Poppi does use fresh fruit juice. This campaign is graphic, text, and color-heavy. Included is the presentation with concepts, the hero shots, and videos."

#3 "Logo Design For The Ultratech Studio" By Aliaksandra Nazarkina

Gold in Multimedia / Brand Identity

"We are NZR, an international retail design and branding studio founded in 2015.

The project we are excited to present is the branding of Ultratech Studio, a company specializing in innovative technologies for enhancing business processes. The resulting style and logo are a distinctive fusion of graphic elements and a custom font, meticulously crafted to resonate with the company's core values. We opted for a color palette comprising white and graphite, complemented by simple and strict geometric shapes, to convey the brand's audacity and its forward-thinking approach."

#4 "Simple Wins" By Yongtai Huang

Bronze in Print / Collateral Material, Gold in Print / Catalogs

"I designed the exhibition catalog and collateral about Scandinavian furniture design."

#5 "Zhejiang International Youth Art Festival 2019" By Peitao Chen

Silver in Print / Corporate Identity, Gold in Multimedia / Brand Identity

"Zhijiang International Youth Art Week takes 'Youth, View and World' as its core concept. The logo graphic uses the eyeball and the earth to design evolve and explore the 'worldview' and 'youth view' of the young people of the era. 'View' is a 'view' that maps the world view of young people and the concept of youth in the world. 'View' is also 'watching'. It is a pair of eyes full of curiosity and desire. It implies the questioning and confrontation of the identity of young people in reality. The pursuit of the future."

#6 "Adventr" By Elaine Chaw & Jerome Harris

Gold in Multimedia / Brand Identity

"Adventr is a platform of endless possibilities. Empowering creatives to bring an entirely new realm of life experiences, they believe that the next generation of interactive, connected media should be accessible to everyone.

We were approached to create a brand that would articulate the rebellious and cool freedom of exploration, calling to action the creative seeker in us all. We honed in on a typographic representation centered around the concept of movement and interaction, visually showcasing the transition between choices users can take when immersing themselves in the content."

#7 "Hanzi Gong" By Jenwei Huang

Gold in Multimedia / Other Graphic Designs

"The Chinese character is the most ancient language within the four main writing systems in the world, among which, it is even the only language in use today.

"Hanzi Gong" is inspired by the Kangxi Dictionary (1716), containing 47,035 characters (in Traditional Chinese) and categorized by 214 radicals. Through computer algorithms, the wireframe with thousands of words is thus created with 18,046 characters and 50 (1) radicals, with in total 51 series of artworks."

#8 "Poulette Rotisserie" By Ceren Burcu Turkan

Silver in Multimedia / Brand Identity

"Poulette means chicken in French and was the perfect choice for a casual take-away and dining restaurant from Australia. The restaurant's branding and color palette were inspired by the aesthetics of old French restaurant signs and facades while incorporating a modern twist.

The chicken illustration created for the brand can stand alone as a representation of the restaurant's identity, without the need for any accompanying text. The playful nature of the icon is balanced by the use of simple typography, which lends a modern and timeless quality to the logo.

#9 "Absoluteness In Graphic Design" By Ruoyu Tang

Silver in Print / Print Editorial

"Designers use straightforward, mediocre, and superficial visual language and text to output the content to readers. And the audience receives directly what the designer wants to convey. In this book, I want to clarify that designers can create infinite possibilities for the audience to imagine, instead of limiting the audience’s thinking. Today, designers need to use design elements smarter, and they also need to trust their audiences to 'imagine' and 'feel' the beauty behind their designs."

#10 "Good Future" By Mingwang Cao

Gold in Multimedia / Brand Identity

"The Good Future graphic concept aims to convey the idea of protecting children in times of war. The 'Good Future' graphic calls on the public and the government to care for and protect these children. The Good Future graphic incorporates the form of sign language. The sign language is rich and natural, combining a graphic representation of sign language with the theme of child protection in war. The representation of the hand is profound and versatile. It seems to say let us use our hands to change it, to embrace this poor child with our hands, and to call the world to love peace."