Are you teaching InDesign at a high school, college, or university? If you have one or more students creating cool artwork using Adobe InDesign, we want to see it and possibly highlight it in an upcoming issue of InDesign Magazine!
What’s “cool artwork”? Well, put it this way: If you, as a teacher, look at it and say “wow, that’s really cool! I’d like to share that with someone,” then it counts. The work could be for print, interactive PDF, EPUB, DPS, or anything else they’re using InDesign for. The work can be in any language.
Contact us at editor at indesignmag.com with a low-res sample (under 1 MB please), just to give us a sense of it. If we choose to run it, we’ll reply and ask for higher-res artwork.
Thank you!
(Image © Maridav – Fotolia.com)
This article was last modified on July 25, 2019
This article was first published on October 24, 2013
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