The Showcase and a Pig.

There is a lot of excitement at the moment around the good ship Idea Bounty, Red Bull are in the final round of review in what has turned out to be the most highly contested bounty so far (seriously guys we are very impressed with your ideas) Added to that the quality of the ideas we are getting for the Castle Lager brief is insane... if things continue like they are there it's going to be another close race for the bounty.

In the midst of all this madness we have our creative showcase competition running... you guys must be mutants or something because not only can you come up with ideas but your creative stuff..made me go weak at the knees (and yes that is a euphemism)

So incase you have missed out on what im talking about here is the low down;

The Idea Bounty Creative Showcase With Mingo Lamberti

Every month you can send us your creative works. Go crazy - film, photographs, anything you can email to info@ideabounty.com  Every month the three best entries will be showcased on the Idea Bounty website along with an interview with the person who submitted the winning entry. That talented individual will also receive a rare and tasty t-shirt from Mingo Lamberti's all new Electric Range, it doesn't get more delicious than that!

Mingo Lamberti is the brain child of Brad Hodgskiss, who two years ago gave up a career in advertising and design to start bringing the world of limited edition design to you presented on the lovely medium of the t-shirt. Mingo Lamberti is really a loose collection of designers who produce ranges according a theme. The Electric Range is inspired by the electric moves of the 80's new wave era, where a lot of todays trends began.

The Idea Bounty Creative Showcase

1. Email your creative work to info@ideabounty.com
2. Make sure to label your entry with your name and a short caption to explain what we are looking at. Sit back and wait and while you’re at it check out our latest brief

For more info mail us!

And just to give you some insperation check out this stop frame animation. Done using photo prints displayed in a room and then re-photographed this is an amazing bit of creative work.

source: Boing Boing.net