Overview

Are you a student at a school of applied arts in Europe, under 30 years old and interested in submitting a piece of your own work or as part of a group? If so, then you can download (almost) all of the information you need right here. The exact requirements regarding works submitted in the competition can be found below.

What will the jury be looking for in particular?

First and foremost, creativity, innovation, aesthetics and the integration of Chevrolet-related images, properties or brand personality (see project briefs). Furthermore, focus will be placed on how quickly the work can be incorporated into the company's communication strategy, as indicated in the project briefs.

Selection process

Projects will first be judged on the national level, with first-place winners going on to compete in the European finals. YCC national and European juries are composed of well-known artists and leaders from creative industries and the media, as well as senior Chevrolet officers. All YCC jury deliberations take place behind closed doors.

In your country

Three prizes will be awarded per participating discipline.

In Europe

Every first-place winner in the national awards will automatically participate in the pan-European competition. The European YCC jury will select the top three submissions in each creative discipline.

YCC 2012 Contest Rules and Briefs

Note: Please be sure to download the YCC 2012 Creative Update and the YCC 2012 Handbook for the latest information.

YCC 2012 Press Packs