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Skin A TRiK Contest on deviantART

  • The winner is: Nicholas Blottie

deviantART and Sony launched an interesting contest that requires examples of your skinning superiority.

Your assignment is to create a unique, one-of-a-kind skin for the TRiK™ that represents a musical genre of your choice. Sony’s TRiK™ docking system is a unique, brand new audio enhancement machine capable of transforming your musical world into something you’ve previously only dreamed of.

Making an awesome skin means a potential win, and a win means incredible prizes including your very own TRiK™ and a Sony® Playstation® 3 computer entertainment system (meaning you can listen to awesome music and play awesome video games at the same time).

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First Hello Handmade Competition

  • Deadline Expired
  • Free

On your marks, get set, go! hello handmade is looking for the most attractive and original motive for a t-shirt under the theme “color on a grey day”.

Every kind of design is allowed! Go! draw, paint, scan, cut, copy, fold, sew, embroider, knit, take photographs, arrange, … shape, save and send the motive to hello handmade.

The winner receives a cash prize in the amount of €500.

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3rd International Holcim Awards Competition

  • Open Until: 23 March 2011
  • Free

The 3rd International Holcim Awards competition offering a total of USD 2 million in prize money is open to: sustainable building and civil engineering works; landscape, urban design and infrastructure projects; and materials, products and construction technologies. The Awards are an initiative of the Swiss-based Holcim Foundation for Sustainable Construction.

The competition celebrates innovative, future-oriented and tangible projects and visions from around the globe and is open to anyone involved with approaches that contribute towards a more sustainable built environment. The 3rd International Holcim Awards competition is comprised of five regional competitions in 2010/11 and the global phase in 2012.

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Global Age-Friendly Design Awards (GADA) 2010

  • Open Until: 26 September 2010
  • Free

Global Age-Friendly Design Awards 2010 (GADA 2010) invites students, design professionals, design firms and the general public to submit their ideas on products that can change and enhance the lifestyles of the elderly.

GADA 2010 competition theme is entitled “Redefining Age”.

“Redefining Age” is not a new genre of design, nor a separate specialism, but an approach to design in general and an element of business strategy that seeks to ensure that mainstream products, services and environments are accessible to the largest number of people across different generations.

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INDEX: Design Challenge 2010

  • Open Until: 26 November 2010
  • Free

This year’s challenge is a partnership between INDEX: Design to Improve Life, a Denmarkbased nonprofit organization promoting the application of design and design processes to improve important areas of people’s lives worldwide, and UNICEF, the globally recognized organization that advocates for the rights of children all across the world.

The theme of this year’s challenge is Designing for Education, a call for design and business students as well as cross-disciplinary student teams to develop design solutions that improve education and the educational environment in developing regions.

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St. Baldrick’s Foundation T-shirt Design Contest 2011

  • Deadline Expired
  • Free

The St. Baldrick’s Foundation is excited to announce the second annual design contest for the Foundation’s 2011 t-shirts.

The contest requests entrants to design a t-shirt for the expected 60,000 St. Baldrick’s shavees, volunteers and donors in 2011.

The St. Baldrick’s Foundation is seeking a design that captures their mission, their commitment to childhood cancer research, and also the excitement and heartfelt spirit of head-shaving events.

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