Do you want the chance to win an EcoTank printer, a projector, and other Epson treats? Get your origami on and enter Epson’s creative Paperfight competition to get your hands on some fab prizes!
To celebrate its latest EcoTank ink tank system printer, Epson has launched Paperfight, a competition that is right up your crafty street. All you need to do is embrace your love of origami – it’s that simple. Whether you’re a complete beginner or a paper perfectionist, Epson is looking for imaginative crafters to choose one of five papertoy animals from the Paperfight website and let their creative side go wild.
Get creative with colour, texture, props and backgrounds to create something unique, then upload a photo of your creative make to Epson’s Paperfight website. It will be judged by a team of crafty experts that will decide who should be crowned the Paperfight champion 2016. The winner will receive an ET-3600 EcoTank printer, worth £399, plus a goodie bundle, and will also be entered into the Paperfight grand final. The overall European winner will then also win the grand prize of a goodie bundle and an Epson EB-U04 projector. There’s also the chance to win an exclusive Epson Paperfight T-shirt throughout the competition.
All entrants to the competition will automatically receive a 15% off voucher code that can be redeemed against any EcoTank product at the Epson Store.
The competition closes on the 18th November, so get crafty and good luck!
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