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SUBMIT TO ISSUE ONE.

MIDLE is an independent student-led creative publication and platform connecting emerging creatives with education and industry.

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Submissions close 31 August 2026 at 11:59 PM UK time.

Who Can Submit

Submissions are free and open to students, recent graduates, postgraduate students, self-taught creatives and early-career practitioners from any location.

What We’re Looking For

We are looking for thoughtful, original work with a clear idea, personal voice or meaningful creative process. Projects may be polished, experimental, ongoing or still developing

Creative Disciplines

Accepted areas include graphic design, illustration, publishing, photography, film, animation, fine art, fashion, textiles, architecture, product design, writing, research and cross-disciplinary work.

What You’ll Need

Project title, description, biography, portfolio link and high-quality project files. Ensure all credits and permissions are secured.

How Submissions Are Reviewed

Submissions are reviewed through MIDLE’s student-led editorial process, considering creative merit, conceptual strength, presentation and alignment with the publication’s purpose.

Before You Submit

Read the full guidelines and ensure your submission represents your best work. All links should be public and accessible.

SUBMISSION FORM

Please provide your details and project information for consideration in our upcoming issue.

Discipline

80–150 words introducing your practice, current stage, interests and working methods.

150–300 words explaining the project context, central idea, process, your role, why the work matters and what you learned.

For film, animation, sound, interactive work or large files. Include any required password.

Upload approximately 5–10 high-quality JPG, PNG or TIFF images, ideally at least 2,000 pixels on the longest edge. You may also upload a PDF or ZIP folder. Clearly name all files and include accurate credits.

Are you under 18?

Contributors under 18 may be asked to provide permission from a parent, guardian, educator or authorised institutional representative.

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