Elizabeth Burr is senior art director at the San Francisco Chronicle and is a features judge for the 35th Best of News Design™ competition. To get to know her better, we posed three questions: What has impressed you as a judge? Every year when I see the book, I am really…
read moreWill Alford is a manager/new projects and business development at Cox Media Group and is on the team judging the News category for the 35th Best of News Design™ competition. To get to know him better, we posed three questions: What’s inspired you while judging? I think in a lot of interesting…
read moreJason Benavides is features designer at the Charlotte Observer, and is judging the Features category for the 35th Best of News Design™ competition. To get to know him better, we posed three questions: What are your impressions of the work you’ve seen while judging Features? I’m very impressed. Even the ones…
read moreFabián Cárdenas is the art director for El Heraldo in Barranquilla, Colombia, and is World’s Best-Designed™ Newspaper competition judge at SND35. To get to know him better, we posed three questions: What was your takeaway from being a judge? A wonderful experience and having a different perspective about the world…
read moreFrank Mina is AME/Presentation at the San Francisco Chronicle and is a judge for the 35th Best of News Design™ competition. To get to know him better, we posed three (or maybe three-and-a-half) questions: What advice would you give to designers entering the competition in the future? Editing your pieces so…
read moreA National Geographic joint print-digital entry was named Best in Show for the 35th edition of the Best of News Design™ competition. Twenty-two judges voted unanimously to give the award on Monday afternoon.
read moreThe 35th Best of News Design™ general competition has concluded after three very long days of judging at Syracuse University. 22 judges awarded 1,132 entries.
read moreA silver medal goes to The New York Times of New York, N.Y., U.S.A., for Combination Print & Digital Presentation.
read moreA gold medal goes to National Geographic Magazine of Washington, D.C., U.S.A., for Combination Print & Digital Presentation.
read moreA silver medal goes to National Geographic Magazine of Washington, D.C., U.S.A., for Combination Print & Digital Presentation.
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