4th button badge design competition, 2007/08 (3rd prize) >>> £1.50
(also one of the random 'FREE surprise badges' with purchased FL@33 T-shirts)

The ten winners of our fourth button badge design competition have been produced and are now available at stereohype.com. Winning badge designs were selected from 517 accepted entries submitted by 203 individuals/studios/collectives. The international judging panel were: Andy Steward @ Datacubes.co.uk, Benji Holroyd @ TGOSB, Geoff Moore @ Studio Gpop, Guillaume Neim @ Lomatoufaire, Holly Wales @ Eatjapanesefood, Jonathan Morris @ Sweet, Kate Forrester, Lars Kruse @ Grafische Netze, Matt Kenyon @ Attik, What What, Agathe Jacquillat @ FL@33, Angharad Lewis @ Grafik, Carole Guevin @ Netdiver, Chris Ng @ IdN, Darren Firth @ WIWP/Sane, Elisabeth Lecourt, Étienne Hervy @ étapes, Garrick Webster @ Computer Arts, Gavin Lucas @ Creative Review, Helen Walters, Johann Chan @ Digital Arts, Mathies Møller Højmose @ Formlös/Formlab, Matt Jones @ Lunartik, Nathan Gale @ Intercity, Richard Kirk @ Onepom, Tomi Vollauschek @ FL@33.
Released: March 2008


designed by Daniele De Batté @ Artiva

Born in Genova, Italy in 1976.

He begins his studies in art subjects and architecture.

Daniele De Batté works in several fields of visual design, trying to create a unique style for different solutions. His illustrations are generally black and white and ground in the world of childhood fantasy.

In 2003 he co-founded the design studio Artiva Design. Artiva works in many fields of graphic design and multimedia communication.

In 2007 he starts a new project called Take Shape. Take Shape creates all sorts of patterns for different applications. It offers a large choice of new and original quality projects. All patterns (geometric, naturalistic or symbolic) can be applied to any type of object in different fields, interior design, visual design and fashion. Take Shape designers are inspired by the past, present and future. They create, re-elaborate and invent a fusion of trendy styles in a unique contemporary concept.


description:
one inch (25mm) button badge



SEE ALL COMPETITION WINNERS SINCE 2004

see the competition shortlist 2007-08
(only the 20 winning designs have been produced)