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Showing posts with label t-shirt design contest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label t-shirt design contest. Show all posts

Monday, February 29, 2016

Light The Night T-Shirt Competition


The 2016 Light The Night t-shirt competition starts today!  The North Texas Chapter is honored to be home to a past t-shirt design winner as well as a finalist and we would love to have another finalist from our area this year.  The winning entry will be on the front of hundreds of thousands of participant and survivor t-shirts at walk sites across the country this fall!

Below are the submission guidelines:

  • Design must be inspired by the Light The Night Walk (LTN) or the mission of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS)
  • Design only the front of a plain t-shirt
  • Must visibly and clearly include the LLS/LTN logo lockup (example below)
  • Up to three different designs will be accepted, but they must be submitted as separate entries
  • Design must be wholly original

A full list of submission guidelines can be found here.   Once your design is completed, submit your artwork online here.

Designs will be judged on the following criteria:

  • Concept/originality
  • Captures the spirit of the LTN Walk
  • Striking and memorable design
  • Eye-catching and visible from a reasonable distance
  • Completeness of design - must be ready for print
Additional information about design specifications can be found here. 

All designs but be submitted by 2:00 p.m. (CST) on Friday, March 18th on the LTN Facebook page.

There are two rounds of voting.  During the first round, two designs will be chosen by a panel of LLS staff.  The two winning designs will then be posted on the Light The Night Facebook page where page fans can vote online.  The design with the most number of votes will be selected.

If you have any questions about the process, please contact your local staff at (972) 996-5926.

Our fingers are crossed for another North Texas finalist! 


Tuesday, March 24, 2015

Light The Night T-Shirt Competition: A Finalist from Frisco



Meet Cory, a junior and first year graphic design student at the Frisco ISD Career & Technical Education Center.  He is one of three finalists in the national Light The Night (LTN) t-shirt design competition for the 2015 walks.  Voting is now open and if Cory's design is selected, it will be featured on the front of millions of shirts across the United States during the upcoming Light The Night season.

Cory came up with the design above after watching this Light The Night video and checking out the winning t-shirt design from last year.  (A student at a Frisco ISD school won the Light The Night t-shirt design competition in 2014.)  He was struck with an idea - each of the symbols incorporated into the Light The Night Walks are present in everybody,  That is when he created the quote, "There's a survivor, a memory and a supporter in us all."

Cory is supportive of the work of  The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) as he has first-hand experience with cancer.  He has lost several members of his family to the disease and playing a part in the race to find a cure is very personal to him.

Cast your vote to support Cory's design in the national competition by clicking here.  Voting will remain open until Thursday, March 29th.  Learn more about the North Texas Light The Night Walks and get your team registered today by visiting our website: www.lightthenight.org/ntx


Tuesday, April 29, 2014

Light The Night Walk: T-Shirt Design Finalist


Hundreds of thousands of people attend the Light The Night Walks in nearly 200 communities across the United States.  While each of the Walk sites are unique in their own special way, some aspects of the campaign are the same from New York to Southern California.  One of those is the t-shirt that is given to all Champions For Cures.

This year The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) challenged its participants and supporters to create a t-shirt for participants at every Light The Night to wear this Fall.  The goal was to create a piece that is a representation of the spirit of Light The Night, the mission of LLS, and the drive to find a cure for blood cancers.

The graphic above was created by Alicia Parham, a tenth grader at Centennial High School in Frisco, TX.  Alicia is one of two finalists, chosen from dozens of entries nationwide.  The selection committee applauds her use of the lantern colors, the motivation of the various Walk participants, and the use of the LLS blood drop.

Alicia is familiar with LLS and the work it does.  Her grandfather was diagnosed with multiple myeloma before he passed away.

Would you like to see Alicia's design on your Light The Night shirt this year?  Then take action and VOTE online now.  Voting closes at 11:59 ET on May 1st so get your vote in now.

SAVE THE DATE:
Fort Worth: Sunday, October 26th at West 7th Development
North Cities: Saturday, November 1st at Simpson Plaza Frisco Square
Dallas: Sunday, November 2nd at Main Street Garden Park
Register today