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November 2, 2006
Winner's Artwork Appears on Cover of Lands' End Kids Catalog
Online Gallery of Nearly 5,000 Holiday Art Contest Entries at landsend.com.
Despite just a small mention in the Fall 2006 Lands' End Kids' catalog, thousands of children from across the United States entered their colorful and inventive drawings of the holidays in hopes of having their work featured in a Lands' End Holiday catalog. Today, the company announced the top three winners, as well as the opportunity to view all of the entries on landsend.com/artcontest .
The first place winner was 11-year-old Ryan Hoffman, of Sparta, Wis., whose reindeer drawing, with charming mouth, eyes and antlers, has a magical personality. For Hoffman, being featured on the catalog's cover is one of his favorite things about the contest. "I wanted to draw something different. I thought [Lands' End] would get a lot of snowmen," he said. "The best part about winning is that I get to have my artwork published, because I want to be a comic book artist someday."
Each of the entries can be viewed and printed at landsend.com/artcontest . The gallery offers full-color images, which are searchable by the artist's first name, age and state, and offers an option for Web site visitors to e- mail their festive favorites to family members and friends with a personal note.
Established in 1963, on the promise of delivering high quality product at a great value, Lands' End(R) is one of the world's largest consumer-direct retailers of specialty apparel. The company offers a complete line of casual and tailored clothing for women, men, children and infants around the world. In addition, Lands' End offers an innovative collection of fine-quality goods for the home. Most recently Lands' End launched a Women's Intimates line that complements its award-winning swimwear line for petite, average and larger women.
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