Help choose the official Imagine RIT poster
Voting for this years Imagine RIT poster
Rest assured that no shortage of creativity went into this year’s Imagine RIT poster contest. Now it’s time to select a winner.
Voting is under way to choose the official Imagine RIT: Innovation and Creativity Festival poster for 2012. This year’s contest attracted a record number of 69 entries, and each submission is featured as part of an online gallery. Check out the amazing work of RIT student artists and vote for your favorites. You can select up to three posters.
The gallery, which is available on the Imagine RIT website, is open for voting through March 16. Up to five finalists will be selected, based on the total number of votes received. RIT President Bill Destler will then select the winning poster entry from those finalists. The winning artist receives a $500 Barnes & Noble shopping spree.
Everyone is invited to play a part in choosing this year’s official Imagine RIT poster. Cast your votes no later than Friday.
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