We've got the winners of our Industrial Design Everyday Carry contest. Thanks to all of you who submitted!
In no particular order, the winners are:
Jack's multi-stain background, explanatory call-outs with a sense of humor, and the fact that he drinks coffee out of a Mason jar led him to snag a win.
"Wangsta's" crisp, minimal presentation, excellent usage of gradation and angles to provide visual interest, and well-considered pops of color placed him in the winner's circle.
Connor's no-nonsense shot is perhaps the most faithful to the classic EDC presentation style: He consistently calls out not just the product, but the manufacturer and model name. The sole Senior in the group, Beebe's got the brand awareness he'll use as a working industrial designer.
Fritzjunker, "Wangsta" and Beebe, please keep an eye out for an email to claim your suh-weet $25 Hand-Eye Supply gift certificates.
Thanks to all of you for playing. Whether you won or not, put your carry items to good use this semester!
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Wow, these examples are weak.
wow these guys carry so little to school :O
These look like the every day carries of hipsters, not ID students.
im sure i carried around like 3x as much kit as this ( though some would be left in studio) but ye add a load of pens and a portfolio case with marker paper etc etc to this lot. and as a student non of my bags and kit were as expensive and neat as this , yes my markers ,pape,r pens , laptop ( not mac ) were all expensive but why would students spend money on designer bags and glasses , haha weird , they could have had lots of beer for that... and don't get me started on the guy who drinks coffee from a jar, a cup does me fine in my life as an industrial designer ;) .... hahaha hipsters :P
As a designer myself, its not the amount of materials that you carry that matters, but what you do with those materials to get your ideas across... Quality before quantity.
Soja, Strength to Survive is a great album. Thanks, Jack.