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Graniph Design Award.2 by Doug Black
The design t-shirt store graniph just finished their Design Award.2. Through an exhaustive selection process that lasted months, judges surveyed more than 15,000 applicants and chose just a lucky 30 winners. There were 19 bronze award winners, 10 silver and a single gold prize winner, who also took home $9,000. The winning design (shown at right) was created by Cho Jo Tzu of Taipei, Taiwan. It's intended to depict a bunch of yoga-practicing rabbits tasked with saving the planet.
Take a look at the other prize-winning designs after the jump (click to enlarge).
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