Saturday: Champion
The winner of the 2015 HJC Open is...
Watch the video to find out who won.
Full Results
Christian (HALF) - 11
Matt G. - 9
Alex H. - 8
Christian (SEA) - 7
Matt M (NY) - 4
Matt M (BUF) - 0
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With the HJC Open over we can start a new competition. Our next competition will be a WWE Competition!
This competition was suggested and supported earlier this year. It is a bit of a niche competition, but I still think we can get a fair amount of entries. It's simply WWE themed jersey(s). Give it a try, even if you're not a wrestling fan. You can use this opportunity to make a concept that makes fun of wrestling fans.
Entries are due Friday at 11:59pm Eastern.
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COTW July 26-Aug 1 vote (ends Friday @ 11:59pm Eastern)
WWE Comp entries (due Friday @ 11:59pm Eastern)
Saturday: Champion
Reviewed by Ryan
on
August 01, 2015
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Reviewed by Ryan
on
August 01, 2015
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5 comments:
Wow... that was so close. A round of applause for Christian and his NHL expansion concepts. They were all amazing and he definitely should have won based on creativity. In the end it came down to one vote, so whoever you were, thanks!
I would just like say to say that Christian's Saskatchewan jersey is arguably the best conceptual jersey I have ever seen. I am completely shocked that he didn't win (congrats Colin). Nonetheless, this was still extremely fun. Everybody put out good work and they should be proud of that. I still demand a recount on the semi-finals, but I digress.
Congrats Colin! Props to you Christian, you have made some killer concepts throughout this competition. Colin Got my vote with that beautiful BC Shield patch and that Plate of Spagetthi/Sun logo! (Not because I'm from Vancouver or anything)
Awh ahah shit. Don't mind loosing to you Colin gg!
Well done Colin, and well deserved. As for the WWE Competition, I'm no wrestling fan, but being who I am, I have access to an idea that touches home for me. I'm sure you can figure it out, and although it's low-hanging fruit, the close to home effect makes it necessary to do.
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