That propelled me to enter additional design contests and even a few video contests.
Unfortunately, I didn't win additional contests, and my interests have since shifted.
Design contests are a great way to push your creative side, learn, and develop your skills. The fact that all contests have a deadline, means you can't put them off.
I have submitted a video for a Super Bowl commercial, a Lego animation, and designed a restaurant, an office building, a kitchen, and furniture.
I've also entered and even won a various 'photoshop' contests.
If you need something to do or you're stuck in a rut, try a contest. You may even win a prize.
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| The award-winning bus stop (that sadly, was never built). |
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| An Electrolux sponsored kitchen design. |
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| I don't know why I went with yellow walls. That might just be why I didn't win. |
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| Quick service restaurant. |
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| A paper model of an office building with cafeteria. |
Lego Halloween animation.
A long cut of my superbowl commerical.
It didn't win because my story didn't fit into a 30 second spot and
it wasn't funny. Commercials should be funny, and better still, clever.
Push yourself and develop your skills. I've learned and improved with every contest I've done.
And a few links to design contests:
And a couple links for video contests:
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