Urban Collective is a monthly submission site dedicated to showcasing the creative talents of designers from all points of the globe. Original works are submitted and displayed on the Urban Collective website and this inturn leads to worldwide exposure to fellow designers.

Urban Collective is a place where you can find ideas and be inspired by the diversity of work that is on show. There's a different theme every month so the work and designers are always changing. Please take the time to explore and see the variety of work that is on display and see what Urban Collective is all about.

Each person is welcome to submit in any style, color, medium that they choose, and to adhere to the very strict w:665 X h:290 pixel size limit. Failing to follow this simple requirement works will not be displayed, simple as that.
Submissions can be in a JPG, GIF or SWF format at 72dpi and in RGB format. All flash and shockwave files must be below 200k.

Note: If you want to submit work for a theme that has already past, you may still do so.

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BANNERS
If you would like to submit a banner that runs across the top of some of the Urban Collective pages, it's easy. Designs can be anything you like, so make them look graphically stylish and you may get picked.

Dimensions: (w) 907 px X (h) 113px.
Formats: JPG, GIF, SWF
Resolution: RGB 72dpi

Michael Dawidowicz is the brain child behind the successful Urban Collective. He started Urban Collective back in 2002 while living and designing in Japan. The urban jungle that is Tokyo led to Urban Collective being born, and today stands as one of the biggest submission sites on the net.

Michael is also a news editor to the following sites: Ventilate and Design Diary.
See his folio site at mseventy6 and experimental site Abstractified. There's a little interview also over at OnVoiceOver.
Contact Michael

Web development for Urban Collective by Mitch Ebdon.

All works within are the property of Urban Collective and the artist. If you wish to use any image please contact Urban Collective and the artist directly to get permission to use for your own purposes.

These works are licensed under a Creative Commons License.