*** This contest is no longer accepting entries – see who won below!***
And our lucky winner of over $400 worth of art is… Kate (who loves the mix of salty and sweet: chocolate covered pretzels, salted caramel, trail mix, etc). Congrats!
There are so many fantastic ways to bring art into your home, so we gathered a trio of distinct and talented artists whose work would make a great addition to any space. First up is D is for Dino, a local artist who also happens to work at our favorite candy shop. He creates crisp, graphic prints with a hint of geeky charm. If you win his $100 gift card, here are a few of his pieces you might consider.
Next is Against the Woodgrain, a creative studio that mixes media and vintage inspiration. They’re contributing one of our favorite items: a handmade arrow light fixture with a retro, salvaged look—perfect for adding character to a room. It feels like a restored piece from an old drive-in, though each one is crafted just for you.
Finally, Jessica Alpern Cuts Paper offers exquisitely hand-cut designs full of delicate detail and charm. Choosing which piece to spend a $100 gift card on will be the hardest part—every one feels uniquely special.
- PRIZE: An arrow light fixture from Against the Woodgrain, a $100 gift card to Jessica Alpern Cuts Paper, and a $100 gift card to D is for Dino — more than $400 in art.
- TO ENTER: Comment on the post with the words “MIX ME!” and tell us…
- BONUS QUESTION: …what’s your favorite mix? Root beer and ice cream for dessert? Stripes and polka dots in your wardrobe? Rap and country on your playlist?
- GIVEAWAY CLOSES: Wednesday, July 4th at 8pm EST or at 10,000 entries (whichever comes first).
- NUMBER OF WINNERS: One.
- PRIZE SHIPS: Anywhere in North America.
- USUAL STUFF: One entry per email address. The winner will be chosen at random and announced as an update to this post on Thursday. Good luck!
Note: We aren’t paid or given perks for hosting these giveaways; we run them to thank you for stopping by. Photos courtesy of D is for Dino, Against the Woodgrain and Jessica Alpern Cuts Paper.