Win two tickets to What Design Can Do 2015
To mark Computer Arts' partnership with the annual Dutch creative festival, we have two tickets to give away...
One of Europe's top design conferences, What Design Can Do in Amsterdam promises to be packed with insight and inspiration.
The diverse line-up of speakers covering everything from graphics and branding to architecture, product and interactive design across the two-day event from 21–22 May.
This year's speakers include Michael Johnson of johnson banks, Stefan Sagmeister, Google Creative Lab's Steve Rura and experimental artists Bompas & Parr – and you can read more about the programme here.
Tickets are currently on sale for €395 each – and we have a pair of them to give away.
How to enter
Computer Arts will be reporting live from the conference, and we'd love to see you there.
If you haven't already got your ticket, we have a pair to give away, worth €790 total. (Note that it's just the tickets you'll win - you'll have to arrange transport, accommodation etc.)
To enter, just tweet @ComputerArts with why you deserve them, using the hashtag #SendMeToWDCD, by 5.30pm BST on Thursday 30 April.
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You know it's design conference season when two of Europe's heavyweight events happen the same weekend. We're also partnering with TYPO Berlin (21-23 May): watch this space for our next ticket giveaway.
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