Aquent Studio Smackdown 2 Winner Announced

Aquent’s final round of Studio Smackdown 2, the second edition of the marketing and communication company’s interactive online design talent competition was won by Melissa A. Phillips. The four-week elimination contest ended October 18, 2005. Results of the challenge, which pitted five motion graphic designers against each other, can be viewed at www.studiosmackdown.com.

Besides scoring the grand prize of $5,000 and getting to keep the Adobe Creative Suite 2 and Canon MiniDV camcorder that were provided to each of the five challengers, Phillips says the second greatest thrill was the thought of so many people seeing her work. “It’s like an instant international portfolio,” said the Milwaukee resident. “The hardest part was meeting all the deadlines while still working a full time job.” We wonder what her boss now thinks about that.

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