COMM-D STUDENTS DESIGN DISHWARE FOR FISHS EDDY

The winning dishware designs.

Pratt’s Department of Communications Design recently announced the 2010 winners of the Fishs Eddy design competition. The contest, now in its sixth year, is a collaboration between the iconic New York-based dishware store and the department.

This year’s competition challenged Pratt students to design around the theme of “Ethnic New York.” Elizabeth Kim (B.F.A. Graphic Design ’11) took first place with a line of four New York City graphic novel mugs. Second place winner, Alison Wedewer (B.F.A. Advertising and Art Design ’13), debuted a plate-and-teacup set inspired by city leaves. Third place winner Laurel Ames (B.F.A. Graphic Design ’12) explored New York Jewish cultural recipes with her plate design featuring Brooklyn-born singer, Barbra Streisand.

The students received generous cash scholarships, and select designs will be translated from paper to plate and sold in the Manhattan Fishs Eddy store.   

Photos: Courtesy of the Department of Communications Design

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