Competition: five books by viction:ary to be won
Competition: Dezeen have teamed up with viction:ary to offer our readers a chance of winning one of five copies of their new book Eat Me – Appetite for Design.

The publication’s pages present a selection of custom-designed food and drinks products sandwiched between wafer-like covers.

Short descriptions explain the concepts behind each product, its packaging and its advertising.

This competition is now closed.

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Competition closed 21 February 2012. Five winners will be selected at random and notified by email. Winners’ names will be published in a future edition of our Dezeenmail newsletter and at the bottom of this page. Dezeen competitions are international and entries are accepted from readers in any country.

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Here are some more details from viction:ary:
Greetings from viction:ary!
We are happy to introduce you EAT ME – Appetite for Design. It’s an all-new volume of design ideas and art creations entirely inspired by food and the way we eat. The showcase would cover a symphony of artwork, events, identity projects, packaging design, restaurant designs, culinary implements and products, such as accessories and furniture, sliced in between two wafer biscuits (in Vanilla and Chocolate flavour) with a greedy bite at the corner.
The new title will be officially released in January 2012 and readers can indicate their preferred “flavour”.
Congratulations to the winners! Sarah Jones from the UK, Abril Salas Sanchez from Mexico, Gustavo Soares Pestana from Brazil, Carlos de Toro Hernando from Spain and Dan Read from the USA all won a copy of victon:ary’s Eat Me – Appetite for Design.
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