k consumers are continually approaching us with incredible
ideas for greeting cards, and we love that passion," said Lindsey Roy,
senior product manager at Hallmark. "As a company built on creative
expression, we wanted to see what might happen if we invited our fans to
create whatever's in their hearts. They didn't disappoint. It's been
inspiring to see the unique, amazing ways Erin and the other entrants
interpreted the theme."
McGuire entered the contest by logging on to
http://www.Hallmark.com/you and shared her card design inspired by the
theme of connecting and (PRODUCT) RED. Entrants were then judged -- based
on representing the theme, creativity and ability to be sent for multiple
occasions -- by representatives from Hallmark and (RED)(TM). The 10
finalists' designs were posted on http://www.Hallmark.com/you where
consumers were encouraged to vote for their favorite design through Jan.
10, 2008.
Meet the other finalists
While McGuire's design was voted by consumers as best design in the
country, she faced stiff competition from other creative consumers. Meet
the other nine finalists, hailing from a variety of locales:
-- Emily Barklage from Eureka, Mo.
-- Leslie Bernal from San Antonio, Texas
-- Tiffany Bogus from Sarasota, Fla.
-- Mia Deng from Atlanta, Ga.
-- Kelsey Hargens from Ames, Iowa
-- John Lucatorta from Tucson, Az.
-- Meredith Shamburger from Carthage, Texas
-- Angie Stiles Richardson from Peoria, Ill.
-- Daniel Williford from Los Angeles, Calif.
The 10 finalists received $250, with Hallmark matching that amount in a
contribution to the Global Fund. Their designs also were made into actual
Hallmark cards currently for sale on http://www.Hallmark.com/you through
the end of February. McGuire's car
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