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The soft-spoken designer submitted a design with barley in the iconography – barley is one of the ingredients in the manufacture of alcoholic beverages. He customised the font in circles to represent unity and stability and coloured it purple to represent the loyalty that alcohol consumers have to the brands they consume. Hackathon “It was overwhelming,” Elvis said of the call from EABL informing him of his success. “I still don’t know what to do or say but I am very happy. My friend sent me a screenshot of the competition and I just submitted my design.” 25-year-old John Kinyanjui Nyambura, and the only group that made it to the top 20, Wiptem Creators, came in second and third in the competition respectively. The second-placed contestant will get Sh500,000 and the third-placed Sh300,000.SEE ALSO :Sorghum farmers expect bountiful harvest
At the hackathon last Saturday, Wiptem were represented by Patricia Nkirote and Teddy Sananga. EABL’s Corporate Relations Director, Eric Kiniti said the competition provided useful insights on the talent among young creatives. “Listening to the contestants explain their submissions on Saturday afternoon at the hackathon, we got a full appreciation of the depth of talent that East Africa offers,” said Kiniti.We are undertaking a survey to help us improve our content for you. This will only take 1 minute of your time, please give us your feedback by clicking HERE. All responses will be treated with the confidentiality that they deserve.



