Juicy Juice launches Happy Artist Contest to showcase kids’ artwork

Juice brand will feature 4 winning designs on juice packs

(Image courtesy of Juicy Juice)

Stamford, Conn.-based Juicy Juice announced a new contest to help kids get their creative juices flowing: the Happy Artist Contest. Budding artists can submit artwork for a chance to have their design featured on Juicy Juice packs in stores nationwide.

Through Feb. 28, parents can ask their kids to draw what makes them 100 percent happy ― a favorite activity, beloved pet or an element of nature ― in a perfectly juice-packed sized template. Then, parents submit their child’s artwork and four grand-prize winners will be selected and have their design featured on Juicy Juice packs in stores nationwide. Grand-prize winners also will receive a $500 gift card to go toward art supplies and 10 additional first-prize winners will receive a $200 gift card to upgrade their at-home art materials.

Participants can visit JuicyJuice.com/HappyArtist to download and print the contest design template. Kids should draw what makes them 100 percent happy in the designated template, and parents can submit the artwork by Feb. 28 by uploading an image on the contest website. A panel of judges will deliberate based on design, originality and consistency with theme, with the winners announced March 15 on JuicyJuice.com/HappyArtist.

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