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Submission
procedure
1. Typefaces/fonts may be
submitted by anyone involved in their design,
production, or marketing1. |
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| 2.
Entry/Hanging/Publication fees: none |
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| 3.
Entries are to be submitted as 11x17 in. or A3 (297x420
mm) paper proofs. Each individual/constituent
font-showing is to be submitted as a separate sheet2.
Each proof should show the typeface in whatever way
seems appropriate for that design; proofs may include,
but are not limited to, headlines, short or long
passages of text, sample pages/double-page spreads of
book or magazine make-up, or multiple-column text. |
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The proofs should show complete character sets. In the
case of complex, extended, or multi-script character
sets, the showing is to be comprehensive enough to allow
the jury to judge it properly. |
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| 5.
The following information should be clearly visible in
the upper left corner of each proof3: |
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Competition category:
text/display/text and
display/pi;
Type
of entry:
single
typeface/family/system/superfamily;
Type of design:
original/revival/derivative;
Alphabet/writing
system
Arabic, Armenian, Chinese,
Cyrillic, Devanagari, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean,
Latin, etc.). |
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| Do not include the name
of the typeface, the name of the designer, or the name
of the manufacturer. |
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| Notes |
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| 1. Additional
credits will be requested for the designs selected by
the Jury. All submissions are assumed to be the
1997-2001 productions/releases, and, by the fact of
their entry in the competition, permission is granted to
reproduce selected typefaces in the competition
catalogue and in any related publications, and to
display them in the exhibition of the winning entries. |
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| 2. Submissions of
text/display type systems and superfamilies (including
digital fonts produced in multiple-master or OpenType
formats) may feature more than one font/style in each
showing. |
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| 3. The name of
the typeface, its designer(s), or its manufacturer must
not appear either on the front or on the back of the
proof. The entries must not contain any reference to the
name of the typeface, its designer, or its manufacturer:
this information should appear only on the entry form
attached to the proof. This is intended to ensure equal
and unbiased consideration for all entries. |
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