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Receiving the award for 3rd place was Tammy Park’s Nike Shoe Design, shown at left. Tammy created a rev- olutionary design because she was able to nest one of the Nike court shoes into the lid of her carton. By placing one shoe in the top of this design, Tammy took two inches out of the depth of this style of box. In keeping with her sustainable design, she also created a backboard, net and two small basketballs out of her scrap. Tammy designed a locking feature in the side of her carton that allowed the consumer to take shots using the small, corrugated bas- ketballs. When the box opened, the shoes would be on display as the consumer shot hoops. This design showed Tammy’s creativity and her passion for sustainable inno- vations. In 2nd place, we had Sunkyong Kim’s Tea Gift Set. Sun- kyong created a Tea Gift Set with a unique ‘spin’ to it. This octagonal design had a tea caddy that offered a variety of tea flavours. To help the consumer decide which tea
to enjoy, Sunkyong created Tea Time: a small clock. When you spin the hands around, it
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helps determine which tea to pick. This de- sign took Sunkyong hours to perfect, from the octagonal shape down to the tea caddy itself. Her attention to detail was unrivaled right down to the authentic shape of the tea leaves that separated each of the flavours. This design held two small tea cups, a cop- per tea kettle and 24 packs of Twinings Tea. The 1st place Design was by Joanne Hong. The Covid-19 Relaxation & Meditation Diffus- er Gift Pack. Joanne created a gift pack that would help take the consumer away from all the struggles with Covid in their lives. The unique locking feature on the top took Joanne several hours and design itera- tions to perfect. Her design had no corners, creating a Zen feeling of relaxation. When unlocked, Joanne’s design automatically opened up like a flower to display the dif- fuser and scented oils. She made a fantas- tic design, in addition to a website with a QR code to allow access to it. This code took the
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