The Youngest Guns Contest
Once again, we're jostling our way into the hallowed halls of academia to ask for images of student-created work.
Reprising last year's solicitation of student-made graphic, industrial, font, interactive, and architectural design work, Dwell is proud to invite students to submit their work for a chance to be featured in an upcoming issue of the magazine. (Accompanied by an online feature, naturally.)
If you were enrolled in some kind of schooling when you engineered your groundbreaking design, and it can be visually represented in a photograph or rendering, then we want to share your work with our community. Once we gather up some favorites, the editors will pick a selection for a page in the May 2012 issue. The community-led voting session will determine which twenty submissions will be featured in an online roundup. Cue accolades, congratulations, toasting, laurels, and so on.
All it takes is one static image to represent your hard-won academic achievements. When you email it to us, don't forget to include a short statement about your project's theme, what materials you used, when you created it, and what school you attend. And it goes without saying that we only want to see your own work.
Submission deadline is Monday, January 9 at 6pm EST, or when we hit 50 submissions, whichever happens first. You've got all Christmas Break, so get crackin'!
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Love the concept; so important to recognize the up and coming artists...a lot of talent to go around!
Is this contest only for college students? What about younger?
Love that it is for any aged student. Great Art and design is everywhere.
Any idea when the next leg of the competition begins?
Definitely looking forward to the next phase...
yea, update?...
is this moving forward at any point?
Thanks for your comment, Catherine. We're hoping to move forward soon, please hold tight 'til then!
any progress? this is taking quite a while
It' been 10 months since this was posted. I think that if Dwell isn't going to move forward, they should just say so. Or at least be explicit about their intentions at this point. Thanks.
Thanks for your questions and comments about the contest. We'll be making an announcement soon!
another month passes and still no results....
Hey everyone, sorry for such a long delay. We are going to be making an announcement about this contest in our upcoming May issue. More details to come!
Same song, different verse. We're reanalyzing past submissions and taking new ones for possible inclusion in the May issue!
Maybe you could inform us which submissions from the past entry have carried over, so that those that didn't can revise and resubmit?
Any updates? Thanks!
Chris: yes, we do have an update! We featured a handful of the entrants in the latest issue on newsstands now: http://www.dwell.com/magazine/The-Now-99.html
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