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Dance Competition Awards Design Gallery
Encore Trophy Studio has nine designs. Five: a recital award, a competition trophy, an acrylic star, a studio plaque and a team photo plaque. The rest are a full-color photo award, a perpetual lobby board, a dancer figure trophy and an event poster set. All pictures are AI-generated concepts. Pick the outline for your show. Routine titles and dancer names are added on the proof.
These are AI-generated design concepts and related format illustrations, labeled on each card. They show directions for a custom brief. Materials, colors and construction are refined in the final specification and proof.
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Original design concept · trophy
Recital Award
Capture the feeling of movement in a keepsake built for the final bow. This award pairs a flowing silhouette with a clear place for the dancer, routine or studio name.
Brushed metal and frosted acrylic
Design starting point: 10 in tall
$169–$349 USD / trophyPlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Dance Competition Trophy
Give a competition result the detail it deserves. This dance trophy can identify the dancer or ensemble, routine, division and placement in a coordinated presentation layout.
Metal and resin with acrylic accents
Design starting point: 10"–16" H
$89–$229 USD / trophyPlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Star Acrylic Dance Award
Make a bright, compact keepsake for a dancer's achievement. The star-shaped acrylic award suits recital recognition, studio honors or a special performance moment.
Clear or colored acrylic
Design starting point: 7"–9" H
$79–$179 USD / awardPlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Dance Studio Recognition Plaque
Thank the teachers and studio leaders behind the performance. This plaque provides a place for a studio name, recipient and message from the dancers or families.
Wood with engraved plate
Design starting point: 11" x 9"
$69–$159 USD / plaquePlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Dance Team Photo Plaque
Keep the ensemble and its shared performance together in one display. A team photograph sits beside the routine or season that brought the dancers together.
Wood with acrylic cover
Design starting point: 11" x 9"
$69–$159 USD / plaquePlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Full-Color Photo Dance Award
Make a favorite performance photograph the center of the award. Full-color artwork preserves the costume and stage moment, with a short dedication alongside it.
Acrylic or wood with photo
Design starting point: 8" x 10"
$79–$179 USD / awardPlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Perpetual Dance Studio Plaque
Build a studio tradition on a board that grows each season. Individual plates can record annual honorees, scholarship recipients or named studio awards.
Walnut with metal plates
Design starting point: 15" x 12"
$179–$399 USD / plaquePlanning estimate · final price by quote
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3D Dancer Motif Trophy
Give a dance award a pose that fits the performance. A dimensional dancer motif makes the silhouette part of the recognition, with the wording on the trophy base.
3D-printed elements + base
Design starting point: 12"–16" H
$249–$599 USD / trophyPlanning estimate · final price by quote
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Full-Color Dance Event Poster Package
Coordinate the recital announcement and the awards with one visual theme. The poster package gives the event a recognizable identity before and during the presentation.
Full-color print + awards
Design starting point: Various
$249–$699 USD / projectPlanning estimate · final price by quote
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