This is the catch-all category for the weird, the wonderful, and the work that’s never seen the light of day.

This could include but is not limited to:

Unreleased Projects
Creative work that was created but never fully realised, shared, or launched.

Experimental Ideas
Concepts that push boundaries, challenge norms, or explore uncharted creative territory.

Art for Art’s Sake
Projects that were made purely for the sake of creative expression — without any commercial or functional goal.

Outlandish Campaigns
Bold, unexpected, or eccentric campaigns that didn’t fit into traditional categories but deserve to be recognised for their creativity.

Futuristic Concepts
Ideas or prototypes that explore what’s next — from speculative design to visionary technology.

Abandoned Work
Creative projects that were started but left unfinished or unexplored — whether due to time, resources, or other reasons.

One-Off Experiments
Creative projects that were purely experimental, testing new techniques, mediums, or ideas without aiming for perfection.

Wild Collaborations
Unexpected collaborations between creatives or industries that produced unconventional or unorthodox work.

In-House Projects
Internal work that may not have been shared with the world but deserves recognition for its creativity, innovation, or vision.

Reinvented Ideas
Creative work that takes existing concepts, formats, or structures and turns them on their head in bold new ways.

All types of creative work are welcome in this category.

You.

If you produce creative work, whether alone or as part of a team, this is for you. If you commission creative work and want to celebrate it, this is for you.

Freelancers, students, studios, small agencies, huge agencies, collectives, creative organisations, ambitious businesses, unofficial groups, weirdos, creatives, designers, strategists, animators, motion designers, digital makers, architects, coders, illustrators, artists, project managers, photographers, tattooists, creative thinkers and chancers.

1. View the categories and select the ones you’d like to submit your project to.
2. Enter your project(s) by the 8th August 2025.
3. After creating an account, you can save, edit, and submit entries until the deadline.
4. Projects will meet the jury on the 11th August 2025.
5. Find out via email if your work will be recognised with an International Creative Award on the 12th September 2025.
6. Order your trophy and claim your award.
7. Celebrate your achievement at the Awards Ceremony during International Assembly in Scotland this November 2025 (optional).
8. Selected projects will be showcased during International Assembly, across social media and INTL channels.

All winners will receive an International Creative Award, a bespoke handcrafted trophy, a digital certificate, and an exclusive digital awards pack.

Winners are invited to attend the Awards Ceremony in Scotland this November 2025 to collect their trophy and celebrate their achievement. Selected projects will be showcased at the International Assembly festival and featured across social media and INTL channels.

Ali Van Gödil, Founder and Creative Director at House of Gül

Nam Huynh, Graphic Designer

Roosje Klap, Designer and Educator

1. Title of Project
2. Short Summary of Project (50 words max)
3. Longer Description of Project (300 words max)
4. Upload (max 10) images/videos/files etc which showcases your project. This could be photographs, digital images, drawings, moving image etc. A range of file formats, links, URL’s are accepted.
5. Project Credits

We try to keep the entry process as efficient as possible.