- 1388 has picked a winning clothing design
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For $210 they received 39 design concepts from 14 designers!
- Award 1
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Find out more- Dates
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Starts:19-Jun-12 6:06 p.m. GMT
Ends:27-Jun-12 6:06 p.m. GMT
- Awards
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Award 1: $210, was awarded to j_k
- Formats
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JPG, Vector EPS
- Contract
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Preview: crowdSPRING Contract
- Materials
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File 1: Iceland.zip (564.2 KB)
Uploaded on 19-Jun-12 5:58 p.m. GMT
Creative brief
Business Name
AFS Á ÍSLANDI (AFS Iceland)
What do you do?
AFS is a non-profit international exchange organization for students that operates in more than 50 countries, and organizes and supports intercultural learning experiences. The organisation AFS á Íslandi is located in Iceland.
List the size requirement(s) for your clothing design
N/A
What is your industry?
None
Describe the target audience for your clothing design
Young people age 15-18.
What 3 things would you like to communicate to your audience through your clothing design?
Icelandic, Global, Intercultural learning
What clothing design styles do you like?
Trendy 15-18 yrs, female and male
How many colors should be used in the design?
1-2 colors (thinking about the costs, but also open to see more colors if it will turn out great)
What colors do you want to see in your clothing design?
Open to all colors - our logo is blue and white (can be used in one of these colors as well)
What colors do you NOT want to see in your clothing design?
pink
What adjectives should best describe your clothing design?
Young, fresh, trendy, global citizen, open
How will you use the clothing design?
We give T-shirts to the exchange students when they go abroad with the program. We see this as a promotion for our organisation in Iceland.
What must be included in the clothing design?
The logo of AFS Iceland (without the text, just the picture)
Do you have additional info or links you'd like to share?
See the icelandic website: www.afs.is and to be able to understand in English: http://www.afsusa.org/
