Design Our Front Cover! Pulse Magazine
Writing East midlands
Artform: Visual arts
Event date: Sun, 28th Jun 2026 to Sun, 23rd Aug 2026
UK-wide
- Open call
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Event Summary
We want you to design Pulse Magazine's front cover! We’re looking for creative queer people to have a go at designing an image for our next front cover—whether that’s a photograph, a drawing, or something else entirely—that showcases the theme of Issue 6: Queer Writing.
Event Description
Pulse Issue 6 is coming out in September 2026! And we want you to design our front cover! Issue no. 6 of Writing East Midlands' digital and print magazine, Pulse, releases in September 2026, and we thought it'd be fun to get you, the readers, involved. We're looking for creative queer people to have a go at designing an image for our next front cover-whether that's a photograph, a drawing, or something else entirely-that showcases the theme of Issue 5: Queer Writing. We want you to send your own original designs so that we can pick our favourite! The winner of this competition will be offered a prize of £75 cash as well as a full credit and biography published on our website, in the magazine itself and across our social media. If you'd like to give it a go, make sure to submit your idea by the deadline: Sunday 23rd August 2026 at 11.59 pm. The competition is open to creatives from the LGBTQIAP+ community. You do not have to be from the East Midlands to enter.
Event Overview
- Event Title: Design Our Front Cover! Pulse Magazine
- Type: Open call
- Date: Sun, 28th Jun 2026 to Sun, 23rd Aug 2026
- Location: UK-wide
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How to Book
Please read the full specification: https://writingeastmidlands.co.uk/event/design-our-front-cover-pulse-magazine/
Enter by emailing Lola at [email protected]
- Contact name: Lola Kent
- Contact email: [email protected]
About Writing East midlands
Organisation Description
Writing East Midlands is the literature development agency for the region. We support writers at all stages in their careers, connecting them with opportunity, and helping them to help themselves.
We do this by running workshops and writing courses, arranging mentoring relationships and manuscript appraisals, offering one-to-one career development sessions, organising conferences and helping with festivals and events around the region.