Our Valentine Redesign Challenge elicited many great entries to our Flickr page. And we received mailed-in submissions too. They ranged from a set of miniature cards “inspired by a muse and faces of love” to my favorite, a three-foot tall by two-foot wide poster from Victor Stabin. He created the “microcephalic minotaur” — a small-headed [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Valentine’s Day’
And the Snail-Mail Prize Goes to…
Posted in Design, Visual Art, tagged Cretan Labyrinth, elizabeth gilbert, microcephalic minotaur, minotaur, redesign challenge, Under Consideration, Valentine's Day, Victor Sabin on February 16, 2010 |
Playing With Our Food
Posted in Design, Visual Art, tagged bacon, broquet, elizabeth gilbert, food, fruit, redesign, Sarah Tisdale, Valentine's Day on February 16, 2010 | 1 Comment »
We got nearly 200 great entries to our redesign Valentine challenge. And on last week’s show, Elizabeth Gilbert picked the winning entry: a bouquet of rolled bacon strips that look like roses (only yummier!) by Sarah Tisdale. As Gilbert said so aptly, “Nothing can compete with a bacon bouquet.” It made me wonder why we [...]
Be Elizabeth Gilbert’s Valentine
Posted in Design, Film, Literary, tagged committed, Design, eat pray love, elizabeth gilbert, julia roberts, marriage, redesign, valentine, Valentine's Day on January 28, 2010 |
Valentine’s Day is just two weeks away – and we’re hoping that 2010 can be the year of the new-and-improved Valentine. We’re thrilled that so many talented folks have submitted their ideas to “Be My Valentine: A Studio 360 Design Challenge.” And doesn’t a competition merit a celebrity judge? One who is familiar with the [...]
Change of Heart
Posted in Design, Visual Art, tagged Alissa Walker, candy, challenge, contest, cupid, Fast Company, flickr, gifts, hearts, Kurt Andersen, red, redesign, Studio 360, tennis, Valentine's Day on January 15, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Have you noticed how the rituals of Valentine’s Day seem to be designed for children? The red hearts, the overload of candy, and that weird baby Cupid. It’s all so bizarre, and may I say — nauseating? We here at Studio 360 think the so-called holiday is due for a serious redesign. And we need [...]