Stylesight Holds Student Stamp And Graphic Design Competition

The world's premier Online power flow Stylesight, the information company, announced that it had hosted the 8 prestigious print and graphic design competition. Stylesight is organizing such an international competition to encourage students from all over the world to show their talents, support new artists, and display these excellent works to users of STYLESIGHT.

ISHAMSARDOUK, senior vice president of Stylesight's Trend Forecasting Department, said: "Stylesight users are very diverse. Therefore, we are constantly looking for potential design talents. The purpose of this competition is to recommend the trend forecasting industry to young and talented designers. However, the warm echoes in the first seven seasons have prompted us to make greater efforts. We hope that in the near future we can invite more schools from all over the world to join in the grand ceremony to share with you the students' works that are gifted in printing and pattern design.

STYLESIGHT's trend forecasting team in Paris will take major Take a look at these famous design institutes. entries I hope to judge the best and most talented designers. The criteria for evaluation are comprehensive assessment of the quality, creativity, cohesion and precision of the work itself. The 2012 Summer and summer schools were selected by the Holland William de Kooning Institute of art, the University of Central Lancashire, the San Francisco Academy of art, the Philadelphia University, and the VANTA Design Institute of Tokyo, Japan. The winning works of spring and summer 2012 will be announced in November 2010.

STYLESIGHT congratulates the winners who won the first prize in autumn and winter 2011, AlexRomaniewicz from University of Central Lancashire, and JenniferIsaza from the San Francisco Academy of art. The first prize winner will win a scholarship of one thousand dollars, and the two prize winner will get the trend forecast studio in STYLESIGHT Paris or the chance to practice in the headquarters office of New York.