Design the Commemorative Class of 2010 T-shirt
The UNH Commencement office annually produces a t-shirt to commemorate the graduating class. T-shirts are sold to students, families, and friends during the spring semester and at the Spring Commencement Ceremony.
Contest is open to all UNH students – graduate and undergraduate, of any class year.
Get creative and submit your design by December 18!
Design specifications
- Design should be created either as single color front and back, or 2 colors on 1 side
- Artwork will be screen-printed. Very fine detail in artwork should be avoided.
- Past t-shirts have been dark blue with white graphic. Other colors can be considered based on design.
- Design content should include reference to both UNH or University of New Hampshire and the year 2010
- Art should be generic – not specific to any college, department, or major. Avoid gender specific, political or religious images. Only one version of the artwork will be produced.
- Artwork is not required to use official UNH logos, but if it does, they must be used in a way that adheres to graphic identity standards as outlined at unh.edu/creative
- Not an artist but you have an amazing idea? We suggest sketching it out to the best of your ability and providing a written description. If your idea is chosen, a UNH graphic artist will translate your idea into useable artwork.
Contest Rules
- Contest is open to all UNH Durham students of any class year, both graduate and undergraduate
- Entries should be emailed to n.molloy@unh.edu, or brought to Schofield House by December 18, 2009. Winner will be chosen by the Commencement Office Staff and the Office of University Communications and Marketing. (Email format PDF or jpeg. Winner will be asked to supply artwork in an editable format).
- Winner will be chosen over winter break and announced on January 25th via www.unh.edu/commencement
- Winning student receives 10 complimentary T-shirts and credit for artwork on all t-shirt marketing materials including the Commencement website and POS materials.
- The Office of Communications and Marketing reserves the right to alter winning image for any reason
- The University retains all rights for the artwork of the winning design and winning artist will be required to sign a waiver stating such.