Best of 2012 Book
Work deemed to represent the best of Irish advertising and design at the annual ICAD Awards is voted into the exhibition and book.
Designed by Atelier David Smith, the book creates a permanent record of creative excellence in 2012.
Since the ICAD book was relaunched in 2008 with a special 5 year edition it has distinguished itself as a beautifully designed collectors item. Recent designers of the book include Fresh, Slater and Associate and we now have a printed record of all of the ICAD Awards since 1991, with the brief exception of 2002.
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