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Danwei T-shirt competition winnerPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, April 23, 2009 11:03 AM
![]() Pretty much the way it looks at Danwei.org HQ After a very difficult and far from unanimous judging process, the winner of the Danwei T-shirt design competition has been selected. The design above, by Li Zengshan of Weihai in Shandong Province, won the final round of voting with the design above. Mr Li gets 888 yuan courtesy of Plastered T-shirts, and his design will be turned into a T-shirt in the next two weeks to be sold at Plastered stores and online. There were several excellent designs that did were eliminated for one reason or another, but Danwei and Plastered are forming a long term partnership, so there is still a chance that some other entries will be made into T-shirts. Thanks very much to all entrants: if you would like to receive a gift as a token of our appreciation for your efforts, please email your postal address to Tshirt@danwei.org.
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