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Wow. Re-nourish is currently in the #2 spot for the Cooper Hewitt People's Choice Awards. Having just posted a few weeks ago about how ambivalent I generally am about awards competitions, I have to admit: this is kind of cool.
The truth is, it would really say something if the public boosted Re-nourish to a win. The Cooper Hewitt is pretty fancypants, and sending a message that designers care about this stuff would be pretty hot shit. If you're so inclined, please check out the nominees and vote.
But even cooler than the nomination itself is the growing list of comments. It honestly feels damn good to know that this project has found a place in designers' daily workflow. That it's actually teaching people stuff they didn't yet know. That it's helping designers reduce their own environmental impact, and that of their clients.
So yeah, I (sheepishly) would love to win this one! Feel free to tweet, facebook, and blog about it as you see fit.
Vote for the People's Choice
The truth is, it would really say something if the public boosted Re-nourish to a win. The Cooper Hewitt is pretty fancypants, and sending a message that designers care about this stuff would be pretty hot shit. If you're so inclined, please check out the nominees and vote.
But even cooler than the nomination itself is the growing list of comments. It honestly feels damn good to know that this project has found a place in designers' daily workflow. That it's actually teaching people stuff they didn't yet know. That it's helping designers reduce their own environmental impact, and that of their clients.
So yeah, I (sheepishly) would love to win this one! Feel free to tweet, facebook, and blog about it as you see fit.
Vote for the People's Choice
Labels: design, green_design, personal, roughstock, sustainability
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