Kingston has kickstarted a new competition together with leading face mask brand CSD, dubbed the Kingston X CSD APAC Mask Design centered around the theme of “There’s Strength in Memory”.
Designed to bring out the creative minds across markets to unleash the power of memories, the competition is open to people who reside in Taiwan, India, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, and Hong Kong to come up with a design based on their enchanting memories and life experiences and applying them in the form of face masks.
All submitted entries will be judged based on 2 criteria that one of them based on the portrayal of a maximum of 3 colors and how they bring out the artistic composition while the other is free-range for the color selection with an emphasis on the overall impression and color gradients instead.
The submission period starts from November 24 and runs for a month until December 24 with the finalist being announced during January 27 which will commence the online voting round until February 7 that is also the day that the one who takes the crown is going to be revealed as well. The total prize pool of $14,400 will be spread according to the Best Design Awards, Fan Favourite Award, and Special Award.
- Grand Prize: $5000 USD, 50x custom-made face mask, trophy
- 2nd – 5th Place: $300 USD, 50x custom-made face mask, trophy
- Top 5 Fan Favourite Finalist: Product package from Kingston and CSD (~$300 USD worth), ranked based on number of Likes
- Special Award: $1000 USD, 20x custom-made face mask
While not joining the competition, the audience can vote for their favorite designs every day, but if you are trying your hand and wish to demonstrate your skill, don’t miss the golden opportunity to submit your design early in order to get maximum likes from the audience and win exciting prizes.
More information about the design contest can be found here.
I think you can also take some inspiration from the Yume Kojo festival that was in Japan. It’s a rather weird festival which actually is where the Mario series Snifit and Shy Guy seemingly originate from. They all wear masks (different types), which were shown at the Yume Kojo festival.
Perhaps we can take inspiration from this weird, bizarre event with its mask designs?
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