Motion Designer, Lead Educator // Battle Axe
Jake Bartlett is based in Denver Colorado and is a motion designer, online instructor, and Lead Educator at Battle Axe. After working at a production company in Los Angeles for nearly five years he decided to quit his day job to pursue the freelancer’s life and teach animation online. His creativity runs on coffee, lego bricks,
and “Weird Al” Yankovic.
Founder // HAWJ Studio
Phim Her is the founder of HAWJ Studio, a multidisciplinary design, strategy and career coaching studio. Her previous work incarnations include being a senior product marketing manager and a global marketing solutions manager at The Washington Post, a senior designer at POLITICO and co-chair of AIGA National's Divers
Founder // HAWJ Studio
Phim Her is the founder of HAWJ Studio, a multidisciplinary design, strategy and career coaching studio. Her previous work incarnations include being a senior product marketing manager and a global marketing solutions manager at The Washington Post, a senior designer at POLITICO and co-chair of AIGA National's Diversity & Inclusion Task Force. Learn more by visiting phimher.com.
TEDx Speaker, Founder // Singularity
A disarmingly honest and creative leader, Wilhelm’s process scrutinizes identity and interrogates authenticity; ultimately using what’s discovered to tell new stories, propose new ideas, and create new methods for assigning meaning. He leads a strategic brand and identity design agency with humor and a
TEDx Speaker, Founder // Singularity
A disarmingly honest and creative leader, Wilhelm’s process scrutinizes identity and interrogates authenticity; ultimately using what’s discovered to tell new stories, propose new ideas, and create new methods for assigning meaning. He leads a strategic brand and identity design agency with humor and a discerning eye for functional and intelligent design. Demanding as much from clients as his own team, Wilhelm is opinionated but not unyielding. His latest work in progress is a brand launchpad program aimed at empowering solopreneurs with the brand architecture needed to bring meaningful services and products to market.
Scores are based on a 10-point system for each of the six following criteria:
Each judge's scores will be totaled (60 points maximum) and the averages will determine award recognition levels. Student entries will be judged separately using the same criteria.
10: Clearly excellent work. Best of the best. No weak spots.
9: Extremely fine work. However, missing some quality that would make it exceptional.
8: Overall very good. May have one weakness but makes a highly favorable impression.
6–7: Acceptable, solid work.
1–5: Average or below average work.
Scores of 40-44
Scores of 45-49
Scores of 50+
Highest category score, but not best in show
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