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The London installment of the 2010 Cut&Paste Digital Design Tournament takes place tonight, followed by dates in Germany (Saturday night) and then Latin America and Asia. (The tournament can also be viewed online.)
The winners of the U.S. events--in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles--have already been chosen, and they'll meet the overseas winners in Manhattan in February for the global championship.
In this slide show, we'll take a look at the three U.S. champs in the 2D category, their design approaches, the methods they used to prepare for the under-the-gun madness of Cut&Paste, and their feelings about the tournament.
Here, New York 2D winner Eve Weinberg shares a smile with judge Greg Rivera--of streetware brand Mishka NYC--who seems pleased with her work.
Weinberg got her BFA in illustration from Washington University in St. Louis six years ago and now pilots her own design business in New York. Among other things, she's done a healthy amount of animation and motion graphics work--experience, she says, that served her well in the competition.
(For a pictorial overview of the tournament, see our related gallery, "Digital designers duke it out at Cut&Paste." And you can check out our introduction here.)
Photo by Dan Dealy/Cut&Paste
Caption by Edward Moyer
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The winners of the U.S. events--in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles--have already been chosen, and they'll meet the overseas winners in Manhattan in February for the global championship.
In this slide show, we'll take a look at the three U.S. champs in the 2D category, their design approaches, the methods they used to prepare for the under-the-gun madness of Cut&Paste, and their feelings about the tournament.
Here, New York 2D winner Eve Weinberg shares a smile with judge Greg Rivera--of streetware brand Mishka NYC--who seems pleased with her work.
Weinberg got her BFA in illustration from Washington University in St. Louis six years ago and now pilots her own design business in New York. Among other things, she's done a healthy amount of animation and motion graphics work--experience, she says, that served her well in the competition.
(For a pictorial overview of the tournament, see our related gallery, "Digital designers duke it out at Cut&Paste." And you can check out our introduction here.)
Photo by Dan Dealy/Cut&Paste
Caption by Edward Moyer
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