In collaboration with LUMA Sport and McFaul Studios, 2xanadu are hosting ‘Bespoke’, an event that encourages designers to use more non-traditional media as canvas for design. The show will take place towards October and will be held in Brick Lane, which is deemed by many to be the undisputed ‘creative-hub’ of London, and we expect designers from all walks of life to be in attendance, from fledgling designers to the crème de la crème of the industry. The idea is to create a platform for established and rising designers to have some fun, so we conceived a fairly straightforward idea in two parts; an exhibition in which we invite hand-picked designers to design graphics for the frames of LUMA’s Fixed Gear Bikes, and a competition following the same brief, wherein the best entries will be picked and placed in the show. BRIEF: The image of LUMA’s Fixed Gear Bike range is attached to that of urban city lifestyles, landscapes and the way people interact with them. The purpose of this brief is to explore people’s attitudes towards their bikes and their expression through it. If you were to think of your bike as an extension of yourself, what would it look like? The brief is fairly open and encourages you to be as creative with your design as you please. Using the LUMA Fixed Gear Bike as a base, we want you to come up with a design that is unique to you. We’ve provided a template of the bike, that you can download and stick your designs onto, as well as an example in the web site’s gallery. To submit your design, simply register on www.bespoke-creative.net and download the template we have provided, arrange your designs onto it, and then upload a 2000x2000 pixel 72 dpi JPEG by the 19th of August 2010. Eligibility Entrants must be 18 or over to submit work. Please read the terms and conditions carefully. Prize The competition will give aspiring designers the opportunity to let fly their imaginations and sense of creativity, with the promise of seeing their work on one of the bikes in the exhibition, should they win. In addition the best overall design entered wins the bike it is transferred onto.