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Several photographs are presented depicting the entries in the 2015 Regional Design Annual graphic design competition including the Wake Forest School of Business magazine by Will Hackley, the 7th Annual Charleston Dragon Boat Festival poster by Anne Herford and the Erase Hate skateboard.

Several photographs are presented depicting the U.S. Southwest entries in the 2015 Regional Design Annual graphic design competition including the Absolut Texas bottle by Luigi Maldonado, the AIGA Fellow Awards gala invite poster by Rex Peteet, and the Artcrank poster by Ben Harman.

Several photographs are presented depicting the U.S. Far West entries in the 2015 Regional Design Annual graphic design competition including the 1Kick Canned Mule cocktail by Ryan Lee, the Tipping Point Benefit invitation by Nathan Durrant, and Taps restaurant logo by creative studio ITAL/C.

The article presents an overview of graphic design projects selected to represent New York City in the periodical's Regional Design Annual competition as chosen by judge Debbie Millman. Projects discussed include the cover art for the May 13, 2013 issue of "The New Yorker" designed by Chris Ware, a logo for speaker manufacturer Well Rounded Sound designed by the firm Hinterland, and a poster for the film "Little Ballers" designed by the firm Original Champions of Design (OCD).

The article presents an overview of graphic design projects selected to represent the eastern United States in the periodical's Regional Design Annual competition as chosen by judge Jessica Helfand. Projects discussed include designs for the literary magazine "New Orleans Review" created by the firm Decorative Debris, DVD packaging designed by the firm Goodgood, and posters for the Virginia Tech School of Visual Arts designed by the Karnes Poster Company.

The article presents an overview of graphic design projects selected to represent the southern United States in the periodical's Regional Design Annual competition as chosen by judge Alexander Isley. Projects discussed include posters designed by the firm Southern Poverty Law Center (PSPLC) for its Teaching Tolerance educational program, a logo for computer services company Lion's Compass designed by the firm Helium Creative, and a brand identity for Lichty Guitars designed by the firm Stitch Design Co.

The article presents an overview of graphic design projects selected to represent the Midwest United States in the periodical's Regional Design Annual competition as chosen by judge Joseph Duffy. Projects discussed include label designs for the Cut Spike Distillery created by the firm Archrival, a restaurant menu designed by the firm Whiskey Design, and packaging designed by the firm Cue.

The article presents an overview of graphic design projects selected to represent the southwestern United States in the periodical's Regional Design Annual competition as chosen by judge Caleb Bennett. Projects covered include a wine bottle label designed by the firm Hawkeye Communications, a logo for National Chicken Month designed by the firm Caliber Creative, and a wedding invitation designed by the firm By George.

The article presents an overview of graphic design projects selected to represent the far western United States in the periodical's Regional Design Annual competition as chosen by judge Michael Vanderbyl. Projects covered include clothing apparel design by the firm Arcana Academy, a poster advertising the 2013 California College of the Arts MFA (master of fine arts) Show designed by the firm GOLD, and the Endangered Poster Series designed by Sean Duggan.

The article presents the New York City winners of the 2013 Regional Design Annual graphic design competition by "Print" magazine, focusing on designs selected by regional judge Stanley Church. Among the winners presented on the list are the illustration "Glutton for Life Alphabet" by Sasha Prood, the book "Day Job" designed by School of Visual Arts, and the illustration "Modern Master" by Mark McCormick.

The article lists the winners that were chosen by judge Frank Baseman to represent the East of the U.S. in a contest performed by "Print Magazine," which evaluates the achievements of U.S. graphic designers, called Regional Design Annual, relevant as of December 1, 2013. Among the winners represented on the list are holiday greeting cards by MKJ Creative, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, a brochure by 160over90, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and a typeface by Ari Weinkle, Brookline, Massachusetts.

The article lists the winners that were chosen by judge Hank Richardson to represent the South of the U.S. in a contest performed by "Print Magazine," which evaluates U.S. graphic designers, called Regional Design Annual, relevant as of December 1, 2013. Among the listed winners are an eggs packaging by Anderson Design Group, Nashville, Tennessee, a calendar by Stitch Design Co., Charleston, South Carolina, and a brochure by Device Creative Collaborative, Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

The article lists the winners that were chosen by judge Petrula Vrontikis to represent the Far West of the U.S. in a contest performed by "Print Magazine," which evaluates the achievements of graphic designers in the U.S., called Regional Design Annual, relevant as of December 1, 2013. The list includes a poster by 101 Editions, San Anselmo, California, a packaging by Studio Dustin Ortiz, Encinitas, California, and a Business & Greeting Card Set by TRÜF, Santa Monica, California.

The article lists the winners that were chosen by judge Dana Lytle to represent the Midwest of the U.S. in a contest performed by "Print Magazine," which evaluates the achievements of graphic designers in the U.S., called Regional Design Annual, relevant as of December 1, 2013. Among the listed winners are "Fresh Air Farming Branding"by Whiskey Design, Kansas City, Missouri, posters by Doe Eyed, Lincoln, Nebraska, and environmental graphics by Target Corp., Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The article lists the winners that were chosen by judge Doug May to represent the Southwest of the U.S. in a contest performed by "Print Magazine," which evaluates the achievements of graphic designers in the U.S., called Regional Design Annual, relevant as of December 1, 2013. Among the listed designers are a book cover by the University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas, a logo by Pentagram, Austin, Texas, and the Michael Barley Business Card by 3 Advertising, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The article briefly discusses the 2012 Creativity & Commerce competition sponsored by "Print" magazine, which showcases the best in business graphic design. The competition was judged by the Brooklyn, New York-based designers David Heasty and Stefanie Weigler. Images of some of the winning entries are presented, including projects by design firms such as The General Design Co., Design Army and Thornberg & Forester.

The article presents images of the winning designs from the New York City region for the journal's 2011 31st Regional Design Annual, including the book cover for "You Better Not Cry" by St. Martin's Press, soap packaging by the Aesthetic Movement, and a wedding invitation by J. Kenneth Rothermich.

The article presents images of the winning designs from the Southern U.S. region for the journal's 2011 31st Regional Design Annual, including vodka advertisements by Hook, the RollingStone.com website designed by SapientNitro, and magazine illustrations by Wade Harris Design.

The article presents images of the winning designs from the East U.S. region for the journal's 2011 31st Regional Design Annual, including a temple logo by Roberts Communications, the cover of the book "Solo" designed by The Heads of State, and tableware by Whitney Sherman Illustration.

The article presents images of the winning designs from the Midwest U.S. region for the journal's 31st Regional Design Annual, including candle packaging by the Wink firm, the book cover for "An Ethics of Interrogation" by the University of Chicago Press, and a T-shirt design by Phil Jones Design.

The article offers views of G. Dan Covert and Andre Andreev, judges for New York City's entries in the 2009 Regional Design Annual competition of the journal, on the contest and its participants. They talk about the variety of artworks being produced in the region and discuss the trends seen in the entries. Also presented are several photographs of the works and designs included in the contest along with views of artists including Sophie Nicolay and Rob Thostle on their works.

The article offers views of Paulina Reyes, judge for the U.S.' Midwest region in the journal's 2009 Regional Design Annual competition, on the contest's entries. She talks about the trends seen in the contest's entries, and her experiences of working in Minneapolis. Also presented are several photographs of the artworks and designs included in the contest along with views of artists including Jesse Bodell and Eric Hamline on their works.

The article offers views of Christian Schwartz, judge for the eastern U.S. region in the journal's 2009 Regional Design Annual competition, on the contest's entries. They talk about the variety of artworks being produced in the region and discuss the trends seen in the entries. Also presented are several photographs of the works and designs included in the contest along with views of artists including Carl Nielson and Alexander Camlin on the art designs produced in the region.

The article offers views of Nessim Higson, judge for the southern U.S. region in the journal's 2009 Regional Design Annual competition, on the contest's entries. She talks about the trends seen in the contest's entries, and discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the region's artworks. Also presented are several photographs of the artworks and designs included in the contest along with views of artists including Tom Varisco and Charley Foley on their works.

The article offers views of Christopher Silas Neal, judge for the U.S.' Southwest region in the journal's 2009 Regional Design Annual competition, on the contest's entries. He talks about the trends seen in the contest's entries, and discusses the impact of current economic crisis on the designers' works. Also presented are several photographs of the artworks and designs included in the contest along with views of artists including Jay Ramirez and Bryan Keplesky on their works.

The article offers views of Todd St. John and Andrio Abero, judges for the U.S.' Far West region in the journal's 2009 Regional Design Annual competition, on the contest's entries. They talk about the variety of artworks being produced in the region and discuss the trends seen in the entries. Also presented are several photographs of the works and designs included in the contest along with views of artists including Eric Heiman and Steve Cullen on their works.

The article discusses the interactive design aspects of the video game "Little Big Planet (LBP)." The game, designed for the Playstation 3 game console, allows players to redesign the virtual game environment and upload redesigned levels so that other players can use them. The author discusses a competition at Parsons The New School for Design in which students design a video game using LBP. Kareem Ettouney, the game's creative director, discusses the creativity of the game's players.

The article discusses the exercise conducted by the author called Pin the Trope on the Design, where he troll through "Print" magazine's Regional Design Annual winners and identify trends and fashions in 2015.

The article profiles the judges of "Print" magazine's 2015 Regional Design Annual graphic design competition including Noreen Morioka, D. J. Stout, and Amt Willoughby.

Features several entries to the 10th European Design Annual from Spain in 2005. Poster on the theme of immigration by designer Isidro Ferrer; Spreads and exterior from a self-promotional book by designer Paco Bascuñán and design firm Estudio Paco Bascuñán Diseño; CD package for Nuevos Medios by designers Pep Carrió and Sonia Sánchez.

Features several entries to the 10th European Design Annual from Hungary in 2005. Poster for Cheese Trade Co. by design firm Poster'V Ltd.; Booklet design for the 2005 National Film Festival of Budapest by designer Zsolt Czakó; Logo for the Hungarian National Audiovisual Archives by Czakó.

Features several entries to the 10th European Design Annual from Greece in 2005. CD packaging for Klik Records & Swift Records by design firm Marmatakis & Papanagiotu; Stationery for the New Conservatory of Thessaloniki by design firm Beetroot; Packaging for several products by design firm K2 Design.

Features several entries to the 10th European Design Annual from Italy in 2005. Catalog for furniture company Minottiitalia Trading by design firm Jekyll & Hyde; Book cover for Mondadori by designer Christina Bazzoni; Logo and identity for Central Groucho movie production firm by design firm Studio FM Milano.

Features several entries to the 10th European Design Annual from France in 2005. Interior design for Astrolabe media library by designer Thérèse Troïka and Gatimalau; Theater poster for "Pièces de Guerre" by designer André Baldinger; Program brochure for Centre Dramatique de Thionville by Baldinger.

Features several entries to the 10th European Design Annual from Germany in 2005. Poster for a jazz concert by designer Uwe Loesch; Design of the book "fff: Finest Facts & Figures" by design firm Strichpunk; Collection of product labels by design firm Loup.

Features several entries to the 10th European Design Annual from Croatia in 2005. Self-promotional 2005 Christmas card for Jaje Design Studio by illustrators Mirena Cale and Mirna Grbac; Self promotional bathroom doorknob hangers by design firm Piktogram; Packaging for Pitroid insecticides by design firm Bruketa & Zinic.

Presents information on the winners of the Annual Digital Design 2004 of the periodical "Print." Save the Music campaign by American Express Blue and Digitas; Snowlink Jr. Web site by Factory Design Labs; CD-ROM by Firstborn Multimedia.

Highlights several CD-ROM entries to the 2002 Digital Design Annual competition. Features of the promotional CD-ROM designed by KNCB Dave for OptiDisc; Navigation features of the compact disc designed by Square One Design for izzydesign; Programs underlying the educational CD-ROM by Pratt Institute student Marie Nicole Haniph.

Focuses on the 38th International Student Cover Design Competition for the magazine 'Print.' Number of entries; Description of the entry of winner Ewa Zerger from Monash University in Victoria; Goals of the competition.

Presents `Print' magazine editors' favorite entries to the 1998 Regional Design Annual competition. Includes the advertising campaign created by Ogilvy & Mather for Zoo Atlanta; Werner Design Weeks' design of labels for Cheetah Valley wines; Advertisements for Bud Light prepared by DDB Needham; Ads for `Time' magazine created by Fallon McElligott.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses the Regional Design Annual as featured in the periodical "Print."

Features several entries to the 10th European Design Annual from Great Britain in 2005. Postings campaign for Fairbridge charity group by design firm Hat-Trick Design; Posters for the 2005 season of plays of Aveny-T theater in Copenhagen, Denmark by design firm A2/SW/HK; Exhibition graphics and typeface design for "Eyes, Lies + Illusion" exhibition by A2/SW/HK.

Features several entries to the 10th European Design Annual from Serbia & Montenegro in 2005. Logo for Lava Bar by designer Goran Milanovic and design firm ODD; Book cover of "Death and Some Love" by designer Jana Nikolic; Public-awareness blood-donation poster for the Red Cross by designer Boris Marcetic and design firm Brand Mama.

Features several entries to the 10th European Design Annual from the Netherlands in 2005. Logo for Ekko club by design firm ankerxstrijbos; Poster for Grachtenfestival, a festival of classical music concerts, by design firm Thonik; Catalog for the exhibition "Het Kwaad" by Thonik.

Features several entries to the 10th European Design Annual from Denmark in 2005. Brochure and spreads for HK Grafisk by design firm Legalizer + 1B-K; Movie poster for "Invisible" by designer Jakob Thorbek; Identity system and logo for Rebel Hairdesign salon by designer Muggie Ramadani and design firm Muggie Ramadani Design Studio.

Features the winning entries to the environment category of the 1993 Computer Arts and Design competition of the International Design by Electronics Association.

The article presents information about the 1965 Magazine Design Competition of the Society of Public Designers. It is stated that entries were sorted out into four categories which are general or consumer, specialty, industrial, and professional. It is mentioned that judges Len Jossel of "Venture" magazine, Mel Silverberg of "Graphics: New York" magazine, and Art Shipmann of "Ladies Home Journal" did not bestow awards in some categories. Among the winners were "Craft Horizons," by Tobias O'Mara, "Redbook," by William Cadge and "McCall's," by Otto Storch.

Statistics are given regarding the number of entries submitted to "Print" magazine's 2015 Regional Design Annual graphic design competition.

The article offers brief profiles of the judges of the 2014 Regional Design Annual competition, which recognizes U.S. graphic design projects. Noted individuals serving as judges include Caleb Bennett, design director of the periodical "Wired," Joseph Duffy, design director of the firm Duffy and Partners, and Jessica Helfand, designer and cofounder of the design consultancy Winterhouse.

The article focuses on the inability of an overall research in the field of graphic design due to the annual volume of production as of December 1, 2013. The author discusses the competitive character of the survey Regional Design Annual that has been published by "Print Magazine" since 1981. Topics include the book "Graphic Design-Now in Production," a series of monographs entitled "October Files" that have been published every year by art journal "October," and graphic design culture.