CONTEST ANNOUNCEMENT

• Chinese Language and Culture program invites you to design an official sticker for our students in 2020-2021.
• One winning design will be voted in by ALL current and past students as well as friends in the Asian Studies Program at UPS.
• The winning design will be used to to produce the 2021 UPS Chinese student sticker that will be available for distribution to the entire campus community in April/May 2021.
• Contestant does not need to be a student taking Chinese. Each design may be submitted by one individual or a group of designers.

TIMELINE

• Submissions will be accepted Now – March 19 (by midnight), 2021.
• Voting will occur online March 22 – April 2, 2021.
• The winner will be announced by April 10, 2021.

RULES

• Your sticker design must be a piece created specifically for the Chinese Language and Culture program at University of Puget Sound.
• Your sticker design must be a piece designed by you, featuring images and ideas that you own all the rights to, or have permission to use. Hand-drawn designs are highly encouraged.
• Sticker designs can be of various shapes (square, circle, etc.), and visually attractive when scaled down to a 3×3″ graphic or similar size (such as 2×4″).
• Graphic should be submitted on a white background, to allow for proper printing.
• Graphic should include “Chinese Language and Culture” and “University of Puget Sound” (Or UPS, PS or Puget Sound). The year 2021 must also be visible on the sticker.
• Winner will need to be able to share a print-ready copy of the design.

HOW TO SUBMIT

• Dream up the best sticker design you can.
• Send in a scanned JPEG file (high-resolution) of your design to Prof. Perry at perry@pugetsound.edu.
• Deadline for submission is by midnight of March 19, 2021.

Past Winners & Sticker Designs

2020 Winning Design “Fan” |  submitted by Perry Hamilton

 

 

 

 

 

2020 Winning Design “Vase” | submitted by Jules Obbard

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2019 Winner: Perry Hamilton’s “The Boar”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2018 Winner: Evan Bao’s “Dog Holding Fish Kite”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2018 Winner: Perry Hamilton’s “Lantern with Dog Papercutting”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2017 Winner: Jimmy Kelloway’s “Fish”

CONTEST ANNOUNCEMENT

• Chinese Language and Culture program invites you to design an official sticker for our students in 2018.
• One winning design will be voted in by ALL current and past students in Chinese language and culture courses at UPS.
• Winning design will be used to to produce the 2018 UPS Chinese student stickers which will be available for purchase to the entire campus community in March/April, 2018.
• Contestant does not need to be a student taking Chinese. Each design could be submitted by one individual or a group of designers.

TIMELINE

• Submissions will be accepted Now – February 24, 2018.
• Voting will occur online February 27 – March 9, 2018.
• The final art will be selected and announced on March 21, 2018.

RULES

• Your sticker design must be a piece created specifically for the Chinese Language and Culture program at University of Puget Sound.
• Your sticker design must be a piece designed by you, featuring images and ideas that you own all the rights to, or have permission to use.
• Sticker designs can be in various shape (square, circle, etc.), and visually attractive when scaled down to a 3×3″ graphic or similar size (such as 2×4″).
• Graphic should be submitted in on a white background, to allow for proper printing.
• Graphic should include “Chinese Language and Culture” and “University of Puget Sound” (Or UPS, PS or Puget Sound). The year 2018 must also be visible on the sticker.
• Winner will need to be able to share a print-ready copy of the design.

HOW TO SUBMIT

• Dream up the best sticker design you can.
• Sending in a scanned PDF file of your design to Prof. Perry at perry@pugetsound.edu.
• Deadline of submission is by midnight of February 24.

2017 Winner: Jimmy Kelloway’s “Fish”

DESIGN ENTRY:

   Mt.                                                        Bird
        

   Fish                                                        Character

           

VOTING: (BY Friday 3/10/2017)

Who can vote? Any student, faculty or staff members who have taken a Chinese Language, Chinese Culture, and China content course, and/or have participated in any co-curricular events sponsored by the Chinese language and culture program.
1. Vote in class, your Prof. will circulate voting sheets
2. Vote at AS Office, go to Wy 110 to see Lorraine
3. Vote by email, send in your Vote (Mt. | Bird | Fish | Character) to perry@pugetsound.edu

CONTEST ANNOUNCEMENT

• Chinese Language and Culture program invites you to design an official sticker for our students in 2017.
• One winning design will be voted in by ALL current students in Chinese language and culture courses at UPS.
• Winning design will be used to to produce the 2017 UPS Chinese student stickers which will be available for purchase to the entire campus community in April, 2017.

TIMELINE

• Submissions will be accepted February 6 – March 1, 2017.
• Voting will occur online March 6 – March 10, 2017.
• The final art will be selected and announced no later than March 15, 2017.

RULES

• Your sticker design must be a piece created specifically for the Chinese Language and Culture program at University of Puget Sound.
• Your sticker design must be a piece designed by you, featuring images and ideas that you own all the rights to, or have permission to use.
• Sticker designs can be in various shape (square, circle, etc.), and visually attractive when scaled down to a 3×3″ graphic or similar size (such as 2×4″).
• Graphic should be submitted in on a white background, to allow for proper printing.
• Graphic should include “Chinese Language and Culture” and “University of Puget Sound” (Or UPS, PS or Puget Sound). The year 2017 must also be visible on the sticker.
• Winner will need to be able to share a print-ready copy of the design.

HOW TO SUBMIT

• Dream up the best sticker design you can.
• Sending in a scanned PDF file of your design to Prof. Perry at perry@pugetsound.edu.
• Deadline of submission is by midnight of March 1.