How to get a year’s free subscription to Computer Arts magazine
We reveal how to get 13 free issues of the world’s best-selling magazine for designers.
Scroll down to find out how you can get 13 free issues of Computer Arts magazine with a ticket to OFFSET 2015...
Dublin-based creative conference OFFSET has announced the 10 lucky winners of its Christmas Computer Arts competition.
Anyone who purchased a ticket to the three-day design festival before 31st December was eligible to win one of 10 free one-year subscriptions to the world's best-selling magazine for designers – all you had to do was email your ticket confirmation to the OFFSET team to be in with a chance.
And the winners are…
- Thomas Geoghegan
- Catherine Noonan
- Jonathan Parson
- Simona Casolari
- Shauna Buckley
- Danielle Swanser
- Kieran Daly
- Iain McEllin
- Noelle Healy
- Rachel Earley
Congratulations to all the winners!
Computer Arts will be reporting from OFFSET 2015 – headliners this year include editorial design extraordinaires Matt Willey and Veroncia Ditting, iconic illustrator Tomi Ungerer, Pentagram's Angus Hyland and Emily Oberman, super cool Spanish outift Hey Studio – so if you're attending, come and say hello.
Get 13 free issues of Computer Arts mag
And if you weren't lucky this time, fear not. Computer Arts is offering all OFFSET attendees the rare chance to get a year's free subscription with a two-year sub.
You can save up to 50% – that's 13 free issues – by signing up before 31st March 2015.
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