Glove Chicken

All Stereohype button badges available at stereohype.com are classic high quality one inch (25mm) metal back badges with so-called D-pin. Tiny stickers at the back mention the artist, release date, series number, etc. The growing collection of these mobile mini canvases – featuring over 1,700 individual designs by over 600 international graphic designers, illustrators, photographers and artists – consists of all B.I.O. (By Invitation Only) contributions, winners of Stereohype's annual button badge design competition and additional series such as the special collaborations: AFOMFS Series, MICA Series, 10x10 Series and Emoji Series. Badges are manufactured in the United Kingdom.

Glove Chicken (Handschuh Huhn), Sausage Dog and Double Feature Dog (with various sausages). This artwork is from Stereohype's B.I.O. (By Invitation Only) Button Badge Series 2 is also available as Button Badge Motif Print and as part of the elegant Button Badge Gift Box Birds.

Royal College of Art graduate Judith Egger works and lives in Munich, Germany. Currently she is head of the Institute of Hybristics and the Empiric Ssciences of Swelling Bodies which is researching the force and transforming power of organic energy. Apart from that she is running the experimental music label Edition Graphon as well as showing installations and performances in Germany and abroad.

External links: judithegger.com / editiongraphon.com

Created by: Judith Egger

Selected international designers, illustrators and artists were invited to submit designs for this one inch (25mm) button badge series. Stereohype sells B.I.O. (By Invitation Only) Series 2 badges separately and gives them away as a free surprise badge with selected Stereohype T-shirts. B.I.O. Series 2 includes artworks by 123klan, Adam Pointer, Birgit Simons, Deanne Cheuk, Delaware, FL@33, iloveyourtshirt, Intercity, Judith Egger, Julian Morey, Matthias Hillner and Helen Bowling, Richard J. Kirk / Manikato, Rilla Alexander, Roderick Mills, Stereohype, Tom Skipp and Wig-01. Released: March 2005