PSDTUTS design contest launches today

PSD Tuts, a fantastic Photoshop recource, launches a new button design contest today. Here’s the blurb:

About the Contest

As visual artists we have skills that can help change the world. Poverty is not only a pressing issue, it is a complex one. It’s easy to think that there isn’t much an individual can do. Fortunately this isn’t the case at all. There is a range of activities one can contribute to a cause. In this contest we’ll be contributing our graphic talent to create buttons. These button designs will both raise awareness and contribute funds directly to help entrepreneurs in developing countries lift themselves and their communities out of poverty.

The contest involves creating Buttons that make a positive visual statement. The buttons may use the words “Solving Poverty,” or another equally uplifting message on the theme of poverty, get creative with your design and statement. As usual, you should submit your entries to the PSDTUTS Flickr group. Be sure to use the tag “solvingpoverty” for your contest entries to keep everything organized. There are no limits to the number of buttons you can create as entries in this contest.

The top 10 Buttons will be profiled on PSDTUTS, and will be available for sale on Cafepress. These buttons will then be publicized as part of Blog Action Day too. The artists behind the winning entries will receive exposure through these channels and on the sales page of Cafepress. Any money raised from the sale of buttons will also go straight to Kiva.org. Let’s make a difference today!

More info regarding prizes, terms and conditions and other relevant details.

There’s a similar contest, but for t-shirts, on the go at PSD Tuts’ sister site, Vector Tuts. Get over there for a look see.

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About Justin Slack

Justin Slack is a designer, writer and educator from Cape Town South Africa, and the editor of Urban Renewal. He is also South African Managing Editor for global city guide Unlike. You can view a selection of his design work at justinslack.com.

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