Winners of the Blobular competition
9 May 2007
The number of entries received for my Blobular competition was lower than I expected, but the quality and imagination of the entries that I did get was mind-blowing! Maps of the world, tributes to my favourite book/movie/radio series ... they all made selecting winners way harder than I'd hoped for, so I've ended up handing out a couple more books than I planned to:
- Marko was obviously angling for The Art and Science of CSS, so one of those is going his way.
- I just couldn't stop staring at Dylan's entry, so hopefully by sacrificing a book to him it'll get that baleful eye out of my mind.
- I'm giving a book to Ludwig just because I like to encourage young talent in Web design.
- But undoubtedly, Master Of The Blobs can be none other than David VanDusen, who created some incredibly beautiful pictures out of a crappy circle-drawing program. Take your pick from the spider, the peacock or (my personal favourite) the horse; each one is worthy of an entire bookshelf.
So, if you've won a book, drop me a line and let me know where you'd like it delivered to. I'll dispatch one of my winged monkeys ASAP.
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Ludwig Wendzich commented on 9 May 2007 @ 05:36
Wow thanks! I am soo excited :) I found a bookstore about an hour away that has a selection of web design books (by that I mean they have 4 and 1 that can be ordered in for you), one of those is The Art and Science of CSS so since I will be able to get my hands on a copy of that on a later date (without having to order one in from the States) I think I'll grab a copy of Web Standards Creativity where you are joined by a bunch of other talented web designers as well :)
Thanks again Cameron, you absolutely rock!
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Lachlan Hardy commented on 9 May 2007 @ 07:27
Congrats to all winners! Hell, congrats to all entrants! The best I did was get 3 unevenly spaced blobs...
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Dylan commented on 9 May 2007 @ 08:58
Wicked, thanks mate!
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Rosemary commented on 9 May 2007 @ 11:57
Wow... slick entries! My blobular technique resulted in a "flower" and some things that would sound quite fancy if I called them tadpoles!
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David VanDusen commented on 9 May 2007 @ 16:47
"Master Of The Blobs." I'm not sure I can live up to such a lofty title.
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Denise commented on 10 May 2007 @ 04:54
Congratulations to all the winners.
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Margret commented on 11 May 2007 @ 05:04
Well should you have another contest coming up hit me up, would love to enter in.
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Tomek commented on 12 May 2007 @ 00:14
I also want to congratulate to the winners my favorite was Marko. Dylan Your design is also really cool congratulate! I will try to win next time:)
Greetings
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Oliver commented on 12 May 2007 @ 08:19
Holly Cow! Those entries are impressive!
I started a stick figure version of American Gothic (not all your readers are down under) but gave up after about 10 minutes of dragging dots about the screen. After seeing the competition I my picture looked like chicken scratch.
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Daniel commented on 13 May 2007 @ 18:23
Awesome work! I really like the arabian horse and the peacock (very nice details with the small blobs).
Congratulation Cameron, very smart idea...and next time I will join....