Pinup2014: Announces Competition Winners
On behalf of the competition organizers, collaborators and supporters, the Morpholio Project congratulates the Pinup2014 Winners, Honor Awards and Honorable Mentions. ""The breadth and quality of the entrants was truly inspiring, making it very difficult to pick the winners, or to put it better, not pick more to be winners." said Duann Scott, Designer Evangelist at Shapeways. " Sensitive and innovative in its exploration of new ways for design to engage the environment at large" Said Rafi Segal, Associate Professor at MIT and "dramatic results" said David Basulto, Editor-in-Chief at ArchDaily.
Pinup2014 was assembled as a means to publicly promote the research, exploration and investigation currently happening amongst today's emerging talent. "They're able to think outside the box in a way that shows true imagination and ingenuity" Said Caroline Williamson, Managing Editor at Design Milk. Amy Azzarito, Managing Editor at Design*Sponge said "I was impressed by the number of entrants who chose to devote their time and creative energy toward addressing social problems on a global scale, demonstrating an empathetic understanding that as the world grows increasingly smaller, the problems of our neighbors are problems for which we all bear responsibility." All of the submissions exemplified outstanding work and the competition organizers are grateful for the enormous amount of entrants who were bold enough to confront the world with their voice. "Super relevant!" said Jeremy Alain Siegel of BIG NYC. This year, with special thanks to the support of Shapeways, Pinup2014 is also announcing Shapes Future Awards winners for explorations in 3d printing. "Truly inspiring" said Duann Scott, Designer Evangelist at Shapeways.
Pinup 2014 was assembled by designers, professors and students as a means to publically promote the research, exploration and investigation currently happening in academia and amongst today's emerging talent. Pinup2014 would like to give special thanks to ArchDaily, The Morpholio Project, Shapeways, BIG, FastCompany, Metropolis Magazine, Design Milk, Interior Design Magazine, DesignSponge, Core77, MIT, the AIAS, IIDA, ADC, AIGA, DBA, Bustler and Archinect.
This year's jury included Greg Lindsay of FastCompany, Annie Block of Interior Design Magazine, David Basulto of ArchDaily, Caroline Williamson of Design Milk , Rafi Segal of MIT, Sammy Medina of Metropolis Magazine, Erika Owen of Core77, Diane Pham of 6sqft, Duann Scott of Shapeways, Carlo Aiello of eVolo Magazine, Mario Cipresso of Studio Shift, Jeremy Alain Siegel of BIG NYC and Amy Azzarito of Design*Sponge.
Pinup2014 Winners
Emerging Talent Jury Winner
AE Superlab.
Infinicities
Emerging Talent Jury Winner
Yoonji Nam
Pixelated: Home for Migrant Workers
Emerging Talent Jury Winner
TECHTURUP
Rescue ladder
Future Voices Jury Winner
Jasmine Kwak
Communal Living
Future Voices Jury Winner
CarbonLAB
FIBERwave Pavilion
Future Voices Jury Winner
chun liu
Teamster Timeshare
Shapes Future Award Jury Winner
JIANG Yuan(60um)
Ephemeral beauty
Shapes Future Award Jury Winner
Andrew Reitz / Leland Jobson
Snow Angel
Shapes Future Award Jury Winner
Prajakt Karmarkar
Drawing Things Together
Emerging Talent EyeTime Winner
Anna Pietrzak
Vignettes I
Future Voices EyeTime Winner
Ricardo Garcia-Baez
Atlampa
Shapes Future EyeTime Winner
LAZARIDIS Georgios Petros - MARANTIDOU Alexandra
LETHE - s(m)oothing the trauma
Emerging Talent Morpholio Special Recognition
Javier Galindo
Motorino Parking Garage
Future Voices Morpholio Special Recognition
Brad Mitchell
Tidelands
Honor Awards
maurizio a. degni
Cloud bridge
Emerging Talent
Chisom Ezekwo
The Jewel [Rio de Janeiro's Favela Redevelopment]
Emerging Talent
Gina Falba / Lorena Akin
3D Printing_flex-House
Emerging Talent
Javier Galindo
Courtyard House
Emerging Talent
Marielle Gross
Icon Poster Series
Emerging Talent
Prajakt Karmarkar
invisible DRAWING
Emerging Talent
louise krstic
Landfill: The politics of waste
Emerging Talent
Stephen Mueller
Vacuform | Vacant Lot Soft Infrastructure by AGENCY
Emerging Talent
Stephen Mueller
Responsive Monument by AGENCY
Emerging Talent
Yoonji Nam
The Mao Jacket: Dots with paint
Emerging Talent
Derek Pirozzi
Drift*
Emerging Talent
Joseph Swerdlin
A structure for the moon
Emerging Talent
Hoikei Wong
Metropolitan Metabolism
Emerging Talent
Jesse Catalano
Brooklyn Bond
Future Voices
Andrew Cerrito
Sculpted Ocean
Future Voices
Chung Kan Cheung
City Catalyst - Ornaments and Connections
Future Voices
Chung Kan Cheung
Ornaments and Patterns
Future Voices
Gwanghun Do
Running + Building
Future Voices
Gwanghun Do
INTERCEPTER : Pompeii2014
Future Voices
Panharith Ean
Tidal Installation
Future Voices
Salvador Gabriel Palacios
EILETOWER
Future Voices
Brooke Helgerson
Constructing Future Geologies
Future Voices
Andrew Reitz / Matthew Leta
Blurred Lines
Future Voices
Mike Ruiz
Modern Board Track Racer
Future Voices
Mike Ruiz
Magnetic Propulsion Bus
Future Voices
Francisco Silva / Ana Gomes
Housing for the 21st century Man
Future Voices
Ellen Wong
MechanicAves
Future Voices
Helen Wu
Mobile Energy Market
Future Voices
AE Superlab
AE Superlab. Prototyping, 3D Printing
Shapes Future Award
Saad Alayyoubi
3D Print Jewelry
Shapes Future Award
Saad Alayyoubi
3D Print Accessories
Shapes Future Award
Ghouyoum
King Abdullah Mosque Competition in Mecca
Shapes Future Award
Ghouyoum
Concrete 3D printing
Shapes Future Award
Stanley Formo
Nested
Shapes Future Award
Yuchen Guo
Anyone Bank
Shapes Future Award
Chase Pitner
Catherine Soderberg Chase Pitner Superficial Spac
Shapes Future Award
Charles Portelli
Vace
Shapes Future Award
gil.r
Form & Function: 3D Printed Jewelry by gil.r design
Shapes Future Award
Sean Ritner
3D Printed Designer Toys
Shapes Future Award
Honorable Mentions
1week1project
Folding Way
Emerging Talent
AE Superlab.
LEVITATE
Emerging Talent
Saad Alayyoubi
Nero Concept Car
Emerging Talent
Leonardo Amico
Message Box
Emerging Talent
Andy An
FORTUNA
Emerging Talent
Daniel Bahret
Bauhaus Poster
Emerging Talent
Poppy Bevan
Denkraum - Nobbys Headland, Newcastle, Australia
Emerging Talent
namFarzad Golestanirade
Social Heart: Unpredictable intercourses to come
Emerging Talent
Marielle Gross
M+ Identity
Emerging Talent
Christopher Ireland
De_Çal: Desalinating California
Emerging Talent
Yoonshin Kim
338 fleeting moments
Emerging Talent
Yoonshin Kim
Beesiege!
Emerging Talent
Patrick Lavoie
Train station canope and landscaping
Emerging Talent
Ryszard Manczak
AQUA table
Emerging Talent
Stephen Mueller
Skyfill Land Art Generator by AGENCY
Emerging Talent
Anna Pietrzak
Vignettes II
Emerging Talent
Lane Raffaldini Rubin
The Midtown Automotive Club
Emerging Talent
Christopher Slater
ZADAR: Nova Nova Riva
Emerging Talent
Nash Waters
Contouring Climatic Porosity
Emerging Talent
Xiaolu Zhou
180 Meter Apartment Bldg.
Emerging Talent
Xiaolu Zhou
Commercial Interface
Emerging Talent
Xiaolu Zhou
Facade Renovation
Emerging Talent
Martin Andreev
Simplex volume
Future Voices
Alexander Bala
Face-Form-Flow
Future Voices
Chung Kan Cheung
Urban Digitalics
Future Voices
Andrew Cornelis
Figural Voids
Future Voices
Panharith Ean
Urban Sanctuary
Future Voices
Mehdi Ghorashi Nezhad
IRAN BMW Delivery And Event Center
Future Voices
Michael Haddy
"Soft" Systems for Brooklyn: Greenpoint Ferry Terminal
Future Voices
Christopher Ireland
Qualitative Industrialization
Future Voices
Shinny Jain
Last errors of plastic
Future Voices
JIYEON KIM
Urban Theatre
Future Voices
Anthony Shung Yiu Ko
Reconnecting Production and Consumption of Beef
Future Voices
Bryant Lau
Amelioration - Stairway to Heaven
Future Voices
Bozena Pilat
Artist at work
Future Voices
Chase Pitner
UN-Finished Work III_Amsterdam_Co-Creation Lab
Future Voices
Francisco Silva / Ana Gomes
Video Jukebox
Future Voices
Ellen Wong
Gleam-light pavilion
Future Voices
Angela Yang
Disintegrating the mass
Future Voices
S.Young YUN
ESPA[ : ]CE ARCHITECTES_ PARIS
Future Voices
maurizio a. degni
Parametric shoes
Shapes Future Award
Shailee Kothari
3D Printing : Nature's Container
Shapes Future Award
Andrew Novak
Changing Tracks 3D Printed
Shapes Future Award
Andrew Novak
Copenhagen Concert Hall Remix 3D Printed
Shapes Future Award
Mike Ruiz
3d Printed Car Concept with aerodynamic dimples
Shapes Future Award
Lauryn Volovar
Wormhole Ring
Shapes Future Award
Nash Waters
Shifting from Lines to Surfaces (3D Print)
Shapes Future Award
About the Competition App
The Competition Team would like to give a special thanks to the Morpholio Project for the technology and support that allowed this competition to happen.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/morpholio/id484413042?ls=1&mt=8
Morpholio for iOS
Jury Quotes
"Interesting exploration in the contrast between natural and artificial architectural forms."
- David Basulto
Editor-in-Chief at ArchDaily
"Interesting approach to the structure with cohesion between content and representation."
- David Basulto
Editor-in-Chief at ArchDaily
"simple elements to achieve a dramatic result."
- David Basulto
Editor-in-Chief at ArchDaily
"Fiberwave pavilion is a smart research on the potential of carbon fiber and other lightweight material composites in architectural production. Form is the result of an extensive analysis of material properties and desired phenomelogical effects."
- Carlo Aiello
Editor-in-Chief at eVolo Magazine
"Ephemeral beauty offers a bizarre vision of the integration of rationalized form finding algorithms and its integration with the human body."
- Carlo Aiello
Editor-in-Chief at eVolo Magazine
"Normally in a competition the brief or problem dealt with is a constant - it was interesting here to consider what the entries chose to communicate, and how they decided to communicate those ideas. Super relevant!"
- Jeremy Alain Siegel
BIG NYC
"For Snow Angel, I feel like a lot of flow (in terms of form) can be lost in 3D printing. It's easy to create something uber functional and boxy, but beautiful, curvy architecture isn't something you see a whole lot of in 3D printing. Gorgeous."
- Erika Owen
Core77
"For Communal Living: I love the message of community with this. It seems that so many designs work to keep us engaged as a singular unit. It's great to see something that brings us all a little closer without completely changing the way we live our day-to-day lives."
- Erika Owen
Core77
"I was impressed by the number of entrants who chose to devote their time and creative energy toward addressing social problems on a global scale, demonstrating an empathetic understanding that as the world grows increasingly smaller, the problems of our neighbors are problems for which we all bear responsibility."
- Amy Azzarito
Managing Editor at Design*Sponge
"Exceptional work"
- Rafi Segal
Associate Professor at MIT
"Sensitive and innovative in its exploration of new ways for design to engage the environment at large"
- Rafi Segal
Associate Professor at MIT
"truly inspiring"
- Duann Scott
Designer Evangelist at Shapeways
"The breadth and quality of the entrants was truly inspiring, making it very difficult to pick the winners, or to put it better, not pick more to be winners."
- Duann Scott
Designer Evangelist at Shapeways
"I love seeing work that students, young talent, and emerging designers produce."
- Caroline Williamson
Managing Editor at Design Milk
"They're able to think outside the box in a way that shows true imagination and ingenuity that sometimes has to be masked out there in the "real" design world."
- Caroline Williamson
Managing Editor at Design Milk
"The finalists in this competition inspire me and make me remember why I love design and why I choose to be involved in the design world on a daily basis."
- Caroline Williamson
Managing Editor at Design Milk
The Competition Team would like to give special thanks to the following for their support and their promotion of young talent in all creative fields.
Pinup2014: Competition Finalists Announced
On behalf of the competition organizers, collaborators and supporters, the Morpholio Project congratulates the Pinup2014 Finalists. Pinup2014 was assembled as a means to publicly promote the research, exploration and investigation currently happening amongst today's emerging talent. All of the submissions exemplified outstanding work and the competition organizers are grateful for the enormous amount of entrants who were bold enough to confront the world with their voice.
The Winner(s) will be selected by the Jury as well as public competition "EyeTime".To view the finalists and contribute your "EyeTime" now for your favorite entrant, please download the competition app here:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/morpholio-portfolio-app-for/id484413042?mt=8
Emerging Talent Finalists
Christopher Ireland
De_Çal: Desalinating California
Christopher Slater
ZADAR: Nova Nova Riva
Javier Galindo
Motorino Parking Garage
Javier Galindo
Courtyard House
Saad Alayyoubi
Nero Concept Car
Anna Pietrzak
Vignettes I
Anna Pietrzak
Vignettes II
Joseph Swerdlin
A structure for the moon
Ryszard Manczak
AQUA table
Yoonji Nam
Pixelated: Home for Migrant Workers
Prajakt Karmarkar
invisible DRAWING
Lane Raffaldini Rubin
The Midtown Automotive Club
namFarzad Golestanirade
Social Heart: Unpredictable intercourses to come
Nash Waters
Contouring Climatic Porosity
Daniel Bahret
Bauhaus Poster
Patrick Lavoie
Train station canope and landscaping
Chisom Ezekwo
The Jewel [Rio de Janeiro's Favela Redevelopment]
Poppy Bevan
Denkraum - Nobbys Headland, Newcastle, Australia
1week1project
Folding Way
Leonardo Amico
Message Box
maurizio a. degni
Cloud bridge
Marielle Gross
Icon Poster Series
Marielle Gross
M+ Identity
Stephen Mueller
Responsive Monument by AGENCY
Stephen Mueller
Vacuform | Vacant Lot Soft Infrastructure by AGENCY
AE Superlab.
Infinicities
Hoikei Wong
Metropolitan Metabolism
Xiaolu Zhou
Commercial Interface
Xiaolu Zhou
180 Meter Apartment Bldg.
Xiaolu Zhou
Facade Renovation
Gina Falba / Lorena Akin
3D Printing_flex-House
Yoonshin Kim
338 fleeting moments
Stephen Mueller
Skyfill Land Art Generator by AGENCY
Yoonji Nam
The Mao Jacket: Dots with paint
Future Voice Finalists
Mehdi Ghorashi Nezhad
IRAN BMW Delivery And Event Center
Christopher Ireland
Qualitative Industrialization
Anthony Shung Yiu Ko
Reconnecting Production and Consumption of Beef
Bozena Pilat
Artist at work
Panharith Ean
Tidal Installation
Panharith Ean
Urban Sanctuary
Chase Pitner
UN-Finished Work III_Amsterdam_Co-Creation Lab
Mike Ruiz
Magnetic Propulsion Bus
Mike Ruiz
Modern Board Track Racer
Chung Kan Cheung
City Catalyst - Ornaments and Connections
Chung Kan Cheung
Urban Digitalics
Chung Kan Cheung
Ornaments and Patterns
Andrew Cornelis
Figural Voids
CarbonLAB
FIBERwave Pavilion
Francisco Silva / Ana Gomes
Housing for the 21st century Man
Francisco Silva / Ana Gomes
Video Jukebox
Gwanghun Do
INTERCEPTER : Pompeii2014
Bryant Lau
Amelioration - Stairway to Heaven
Gwanghun Do
Running + Building
Shinny Jain
Last errors of plastic
Martin Andreev
Simplex volume
Andrew Cerrito
Sculpted Ocean
Jasmine Kwak
Communal Living
Jesse Catalano
Brooklyn Bond
Ellen Wong
Gleam-light pavilion
Salvador Gabriel Palacios
EILETOWER
Michael Haddy
"Soft" Systems for Brooklyn: Greenpoint Ferry Terminal
S.Young YUN
ESPA[ : ]CE ARCHITECTES_ PARIS
Alexander Bala
Face-Form-Flow
Angela Yang
Disintegrating the mass
Helen Wu
Mobile Energy Market
chun liu
Teamster Timeshare
Andrew Reitz / Matthew Leta
Blurred Lines
Ricardo Garcia-Baez
Atlampa
Brooke Helgerson
Constructing Future Geologies
Shapes Future Award Finalists
Chase Pitner
Catherine Soderberg Chase Pitner
Mike Ruiz
3d Printed Car Concept with aerodynamic dimples
Shailee Kothari
3D Printing : Nature's Container
Andrew Novak
Changing Tracks 3D Printed
Andrew Novak
Copenhagen Concert Hall Remix 3D Printed
Andrew Reitz / Leland Jobson
Snow Angel
Saad Alayyoubi
3D Print Jewelry
Saad Alayyoubi
3D Print Accessories
Prajakt Karmarkar
Drawing Things Together
Sean Ritner
3D Printed Designer Toys
Nash Waters
Shifting from Lines to Surfaces (3D Print)
gil.r
Form & Function: 3D Printed Jewelry by gil.r design
Ghouyoum
King Abdullah Mosque Competition in Mecca
Ghouyoum
Concrete 3D printing
maurizio a. degni
Parametric shoes
Lauryn Volovar
Wormhole Ring
JIANG Yuan(60um)
In the wind
AE Superlab
AE Superlab. Prototyping, 3D Printing
LAZARIDIS Georgios Petros - MARANTIDOU Alexandra
LETHE - s(m)oothing the trauma
Call for Submissions
Pinup 2014 invites students and young professionals to submit a collection of their studio, 3d printed or un-built work comprised of up to three digital images. By submitting your work, we invite you to share your voice with the collective intelligence of a community of visual thinkers. The competition is free to all entrants.
The proliferation of device culture, social networking, and cloud technology are changing the way we create, and connect on a daily basis. For design, this means that technology is not only transforming the process of production, but also the processes through which we share, critique, and organize ourselves around the work we do. The competition is first, and foremost an experiment in distributed intelligence. By leveraging the "wisdom of crowds" every entrant can see and understand how his or her work is experienced by others. It has been predicted that in 2020, there will be 50 billion mobile internet connections worldwide, the equivalent of seven devices per person. Thus, this competition is not simply about the existence of technology, but rather why and how we harness it as designers.
The Competition poses the following questions: What are the aspirations by which we evaluate design today? In an increasingly networked culture, what makes a project capable of cutting through the virtual noise, and starting a new conversation? How do evolving forms of media affect the way in which your message reaches its destination? What is your message?
The competition challenges you to confront the world with your work. By sending it out into the field you will test yourself and your projects. You are the designer, the curator and the critic.
Pinup 2014 was assembled by designers, professors and students as a means to publically promote the research, exploration and investigation currently happening in academia and amongst today's emerging talent. The competition is supported by ArchDaily, Shapeways, the AIAS, IIDA, ADC, AIGA and is hosted by The Morpholio Project. The guest jury includes participants from FastCompany, ArchDaily, Design Milk, Interior Design Magazine, Core77 and Columbia GSAPP. We look forward to your participation and recognition.
Submissions
- Submissions can be of anything produced for a design studio as a student as well as any un-built theoretical or conceptual project.
- There is an additional and special recognition for 3d printing submissions.
- Submissions should represent the thoughts, explorations and ideas of the applicant.
- Graduates are permitted to submit past studio work, but must do so under the "Emerging Talent" category per the category guidelines.
- Pinup 2014 encourages the following types of entries: 3d printing, architecture, interiors, interior public space, surfaces, furniture, interior graphics, furniture, interior products, renovations, conceptual space and digital fabrication.
- Competition is open to all creative fields including but not limited to 3dprinting, architecture, interior design, product design, graphic design, art, furniture design, lighting design, fashion, digital fabrication and technology.
- Submit three images of a project per entry of the applicant's choice. The submitted images can be in any order.
- All international entries are welcomed.
- All submissions are digital.
- Each entrant may submit a maximum of three entries.
- To view past winners visit /site.php/home/competition
Categories
Future Voices (students only)
Future Voices aims to discover upcoming design voices within academia. To be eligible, students must currently be under-graduate or post-graduate students at universities or tertiary institutions. (Tertiary institutions include: junior colleges, colleges of technology, and other relevant vocational schools.)
Emerging Talent (young professionals or enthusiasts)
Emerging Talent is oriented to all young professionals and upcoming practices. To be eligible, young professionals must be 40 years of age or under if submitting as an individual. If the work was completed by practice, then the practice must be 15 years old or younger.
Guest Jury
Annie Block
Deputy Editor, Interior Design Magazine
interiordesign.net
David Basulto
Editor-in-Chief, ArchDaily
archdaily.com
Caroline Williamson
Managing Editor, Design Milk
design-milk.com
Rafi Segal
Adjunct Associate Professor, Columbia GSAPP
rafisegal.com
Sammy Medina
Editor, Metropolis Magazine
metropolismag.com
Erika Owen
Core77
core77.com
Greg Lindsay
Contributing Writer for FastCompany
fastcompany.com
Diane Pham
Editorial Director, 6sqft
www.6sqft.com
Duann Scott
Designer Evangelist, Shapeways
shapeways.com
Carlo Aiello
Editor-in-Chief, Creative Director, eVolo Magazine
evolo.us
Faculty, USC School of Architecture
arch.usc.edu
Mario Cipresso
Principal, Studio Shift
studioshift.com
Editor-in-Chief, Death by Architecture
deathbyarchitecture.com
Jeremy Alain Siegel
BIG NYC, Project Leader - Designer
www.big.dk
Amy Azzarito
Managing Editor at Design*Sponge
www.designsponge.com
Announcement of the Winners
A minimum of one "EyeTime Jury" winner and one "Guest Jury" winner will be selected in each category. Jury will also select a minimum of one "future shapes award" for 3d printing in each category. All winning entrants will receive the title of Competition Winner(s) and will be featured on ArchDaily as well as in a public press release. Additional Honor Awards, Special Recognitions and Honorable mentions will be included in all press releases.
Judging
A minimum of one "EyeTime Jury" winner and one "Guest Jury" winner will be selected in each category. Jury will also select a minimum of one "future shapes award" for 3d printing in each category. All winning entrants will receive the title of Competition Winner(s) and will be featured on ArchDaily as well as in a public press release. Additional Honor Awards, Special Recognitions and Honorable mentions will be included in all press releases.
Judging
Finalists: A group of finalists will be selected by public viewing called "EyeTime" which captures and records the amount and type of viewing time an image receives. For every second an image or a collection is viewed by others the entrant will accumulate various types of Competition "EyeTme." In addition, the competition organizers will select a minimum of four additional finalists.
Winners: For each category there will be a winner(s) selected from the finalists by the guest Jury as well as a winner(s) selected by public "EyeTime."
Shapes Future Award: Each year the competition highlights one unique category for special recognition. This year Pinup2014 will give a separate recognition to the projects that explore excellence in 3d Printing amongst today’s young talent.
Please note:
- Entrants are permitted and encouraged to Facebook, Tweet, email and post their entry to as many people as they want to help generate "EyeTime".
- Finalists will be selected on a complex formula of special competition "EyeTime" data. Including but not limited to viewing, hits, zooms and more.
- Self "EyeTime" will not count and excessive viewing time from a single source will be automatically flagged, limited and evaluated.
- The EyeTime number you see reflects the full EyeTime for that image, it will NOT reflect the official competition EyeTime which takes into account select time periods as well as several other competition factors noted above.
Schedule
June 9th 2014:
Collections may be submitted anytime up to June 9th. Early submissions are encouraged.
July 1st 2014:
Finalists announced and Stage 02 "EyeTime" begins.
July 22nd 2014:
Winners and Honorable Mentions announced.
Submission Procedures: iPad or iPhone Users
Step 1: Download the Competition App.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/morpholio/id484413042?ls=1&mt=8
Register by simply creating a new account or login in to your existing account. By creating an account and agreeing to the terms and conditions the entrant will be registered.
Step 2: Add a collection
Create a collection of up to any three digital images of the entrant's choice. Images must be jpg files less than 5mb.
Note: You may change your images or image order at any time during the competition period by hitting unlock in the collection. After you make your changes press lock. Please note images you delete will lose accumulated EyeTime for that specific image.
Step 3: Add Entry Title and Subtitle
(Remember to press unlock to change text)
Top Title: Change "Untitled" to any name you choose for your entry. (Example: "Walls")
Bottom Subtitle: Change "Created on ..." to say "Pinup2014:FV" for Future Voices (students entries) or "Pinup2014:ET" for Emerging Talent (Young Professionals entries.)
Example naming:
Walls
Pinup2014:ET
(Please note that the project title and your name will be searchable in Pinup and MUST be correct.)
Step 4: Pinup
Lock the collection and press the globe. If the globe is on your project is submitted and should be searchable in Pinup. Search Pinup for your name or title to confirm.
Submission Procedures: Non iPhone or iPad Users
Step 1: Sign Up
Create an account here
/site.php/login/signup
Step 2: Upload
Press "Upload" to load images to the server. You might need to load one at a time.
Step 3: Borrow any iPad or iPhone for 20 minutes and say "Thank You."
Make sure the device has the competition app found here
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/morpholio/id484413042?ls=1&mt=8
Step 4: Login
Login to your account or press the switch user button to switch accounts. Proceed to Step 2 in the iPad or iPhone users submission procedures above. Note when adding your images they will appear in the "Add from MyMorpholio" tab.
Important Tips
- Competition Updates: Press "Like" on Facebook here http://www.facebook.com/morpholio to see immediate updates, competition news, posts and announcements.
- Submit the maximum of three Projects (three images each)
- Social Media: All entrants are permitted and encouraged to post, Facebook, Tweet, and email their entry to as many people as they want to help generate "EyeTime."
Regulations
- Entrants maintain full copyright to their work and grant no usage to the Competition Organizers other than those granted herein. "Competition Organizers" as used herein refers to all competition collaborators, supporters, contributors, sponsors and organizational teams.
- There is no registration fee.
- The official language of the competition is English; however text within images may be submitted in any language.
- This will be a digital competition and no hardcopies will be accepted. Images are permitted to be digitally manipulated or altered and must be jpg files less than 5mb.
- If the competition exceeds 500 entrants, then only one collection per entrant will be selected as a competition finalist or the number of finalists will be adjusted. In this case should any entrant have more than one collection in the list of finalists the Competition Organizers will automatically select the collection with the most competition EyeTime as a finalist. Winning entries from previous years are not eligible for re-submission.
- For purposes of announcing the winners, finalists and/or the competition, the Competition Organizers reserve the right to reproduce, distribute, in part or in whole, any images or text included in the submission material. Entrant agrees that their work may be exhibited or shown during competition sponsored events, as well as on the competition sponsored website and competition sponsored promotional materials, allowing for the entrant to retain control over the licensing of their work. Entrant agrees that the Competition Organizers may reproduce and may allow reproduction of selected images in competition approved publications. Credit will be given to the entrant for any image(s) used. It also acknowledges the right to use winners and finalists in any and all forms of print, electronic and digital media, related to The Competition.
- The competition organizers and collaborators, reserve the right to modify the competition schedule, terms, regulations and requirements at any time if deemed necessary.
Competition organizers also reserve the right to disqualify any entrant or winner not providing the required information. Entrants will be disqualified if any of the competition rules, terms or regulations are not considered.
- The competition organizers reserve the right to prohibit an entry if it is deemed inappropriate as well as the final number of included works. Jury reserves the rights to select additional winners if deemed necessary by the jury or Competition Organizers.
- Entrant represents, agrees and warrants that they have obtained all releases from any persons and/or property owners requiring such, featured in their submission allowing publication in any and all media forms.
- Entrant represents, agrees and warrants that the whole copyright and any other form of intellectual property right in the work is vested in them.
- Entrant represents, agrees and warrants to the Competition Organizers that they own and have created all elements of the work submitted and that nothing within any work has been added or copied from another person's work.
- Entrant represents, agrees and warrants that they have not in any way assigned, licensed, disposed of, or otherwise encumbered any of their rights which allow them to deal freely with the work and the copyright therein.
- Entrant represents, agrees, warrants and acknowledges that by entering this competition each entrant may be contacted by the Competition Organizers for competition updates, related information or general marketing purposes.
- Entrant represents, agrees, warrants and acknowledges that the Competition Organizers rely fully upon the warranties and license given by entrants when submitting their work for consideration. Entrants indemnify and hold the Competition Organizers harmless from any and all claims, actions, proceedings, costs and expenses arising as a result of any allegation that the relevant entrant did not own or is not wholly entitled and authorized to allow publication and reproduction of the work by the Competition Organizers.
- Submission of an entry to the competition automatically constitutes the entrant's acceptance of all conditions set forth in these regulations as well as the guidelines and terms of service. See terms for complete list of regulations. Should any other regulations, rules or terms be in conflict then these regulations set forth herein will supersede all other versions.
- Entrants must be at least 18 years of age.
Contact
General questions may be submitted up to June 15th by emailing the competition organizer
here. All Frequently Asked Questions will be posted here and no questions can be answered after this date.