As the 20 finalists will be picked based on the quality of their submissions, and not by their country of origin, the more entries the Philippines produces means higher chances for Pinoys to make it as finalists.

The competition is now open with Filipino creatives being able to send their entries up until Nov. Aside from these, the final five will receive exposure across Viber’s social media channels. From those top entries, five artists will be chosen to get the opportunity to work with the Viber design studio to develop their character into sticker packs, and a revenue share for every sticker sold of their design. Twenty finalists will be selected by Viber and its panel of judges, each to receive $1,000. Sticky Fingers 2 is a great opportunity for Filipino artists to showcase their design talent, represent their cities, each unique vibe they carry and share it with the rest of the world. Stickers are a core part of Viber’s service and millions of people use them every day to convey an emotion, a reaction or simply to share good vibes with their friends and families. This time around, Sticky Fingers focuses on having creatives from all over bring their favourite cities to life with the “My City, My Vibe” theme.

MANILA, Philippines - Viber, a leading mobile messaging app, launches the second run of its global sticker design initiative Sticky Fingers.

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