Today Misha Collins announced the winning team of the
Greatest International Scavenger Hunt the World Has Ever Seen, that I took part in from November 20-30, together with about 6000 other people all over the world. My team (371) didn't win, but I am now allowed to finally show you all the things I made!
We were divided in international teams of ten and had to scavenge, create, photograph or film 219 items, varying from
'Someone completely covered in cotton candy' to
'Fill hundreds of balloons with helium, tie them to a decorated Christmas tree and watch the tree float away'.:-D
So I didn't manage those, I mostly stuck to the less social but more creative items on the list. Here are (a couple* of) the items I did submit.
Starting with a video for item #201, which I like to call: "Beethoven's Zit"
Description on the Masterlist said
An extreme close-up of a chin zit being popped while the owner of the pimple whistles Beethoven’s 5th. (20 points) But I thought that was a little gross, so I improvised a little;)
( My photo-submissions, including drawings and other creations )I enjoyed very much being part of Team 371; thank you, Kate (Canada), Sophia (Cyprus), Elsa (France), Ashley (Canada), Alanna (USA), Paige (USA), Jane (Ireland), Robin (USA) and Colleen (USA). I had a blast going crazy with you all, I wish we could have met up to work on some of the more complicated items. YOU ALL ROCK \m/
Extra special thanks to
felisblanco for playing along when I asked her to help with item #45:
Paint a librarian’s face with ash from Eyjafjallajokull. She scored me and my team 27 points with her brilliant photo, that I will treasure forever;0)
*I also scored points for
A woman wearing underwear on her head that has GISHWHES written on it. but you're not gonna see that;)
Congratulations to the winning team; they will be flown to Rome for dinner with Misha. There is one more chance to win that prize, but this experience has been an award all by itself. Gishwhes forced me away from my computer to be creative without digital assistence again. I haven't been able to do that in a long time. It was awesome and inspirational to stuck my hands in raw materials instead of being artsy with my keyboard and mouse.
Thank you, Misha and Jean-Louis for organizing this event:)