Three Months of Local Food for the Starving Artist

Design a logo for 2011 Local Foods Week & Win 3 Months of Groceries from The Greener Grocer at the historic North Market!

Using the two past logos as guides, design a logo and slogan for 2011 Local Foods Week:

2010 Logo Design

2009 Logo Design

Local Foods Week is a celebration of Ohio grown foods.

In 2011 Local Matters’ will present its third annual Local Food Week! Events this year will include the Grilled Cheese Throwdown, the Market to Market Ride, the North Market Harvest Festival, the Harvest Ball, an Ohio Beer Festival and many more events featuring the delicious flavors of Ohio grown foods.

What do I win?
The winner will receive 13 weeks of the medium sized Weekly Fresh Market Bag (WFMB) from The Greener Grocer – 3 months of summer’s bounty of Ohio foods.

How do I win?
Five finalists will be selected by the public through an online vote at EatLocalOhio.org from June 1-15th and the grand prize winner will be selected by the Local Foods Week planning committee during the week of June 20.

Submit your design entries now!

Where will the design be used?
The logo and slogan will be used on postcards, posters, banners, lawn signs, the website, t-shirts, etc. Design rights for all submissions will belong to Local Matters.

Designs are due by May 31st - enter the contest today!

The Mission of Local Matters:
Local Matters is taking a leadership role in answering the question of, “what does a healthy community look like through the lens of local food?”  Our work directly confronts the childhood obesity and diabetes epidemics; provides healthy food access in our communities; supports family farmers and the growth of our local food economy; and promotes a sustainable natural ecosystem. Our mission is nothing short of the transformation of our food system. Food connects us to the most important issues of our time and Local Matters wants you to join us in this innovative work.  Together, we can change the world.

You can find out more about Local Matters and our efforts at
www.local-matters.org.