Design A Kensington Or Windsor Terrace Crest For A New Contest

If you can do a great illustration of the Culver Line tracks and Ocean Parkway chess players, or Greenwood Playground and the Engine 240 firehouse, you might be just the person to design a crest that represents Kensington or Windsor Terrace for a contest from UncommonGoods. The online retailer, which is based in Sunset Park, just launched the Brooklyn Flag Project, where artists can submit designs for Brooklyn neighborhood crests that highlight the distinctive characteristics of the area.

They’re looking for an original design that has “some specific story-telling” and shows how your neighborhood is unique — highlights of architecture, landmarks, history, changes that have happened over time, the sky is basically the limit.

A panel of judges will pick their favorite designs in August, and then the public will be able to vote for their favorite online. The winner will receive $1,000 and an UncommonGoods vendor contract that will promise you royalties on the actual flags they will produce and sell. Runners up also get some cash, and consultation from guest judges.

Think you’ve a good idea? Submit designs online through July 31!

Image via UncommonGoods