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Happy Easter! Celebrate With a Peeps-Show

Apr 4, 2010 07:00 PM

The Washington Post challenged their readers to create "a three-dimensional essay on the state of the nation's collective consciousness, a sticky finger on the pulse of what's popular"...using Peeps.

The fourth annual Peeps Diorama Contest attracted more than 1,100 entries. The first place winner (pictured directly below) is a Peeps representation of the movie 'Up'. Check out more Washington Post favorites below.

Colorful balloon-themed house model.

"Up" by Michael Chirlin and Veronica Ettle.

Colorful bunnies painting on easels in a vibrant art studio setting.

"Creating a Masterpeeps" by Phyllis Mayes.

A colorful children's bedroom diorama with a cozy bed, artwork on the walls, and playful decor.

"Goodnight Moon" by MaryLea Harris.

Pop-up diorama of a whimsical scene inspired by "Where the Wild Things Are."

"Where the Wild Peeps Are" by Margaret Cooney and Adam Matuszeski.

Colorful marshmallow bunnies arranged in a winter scene with a snowy backdrop and an American flag.

"Peepocalypse 2010: Dupont Circle Snowball Fight" by Dennis Chong

A colorful, playful diorama inspired by a classic platform video game, featuring characters, platforms, and obstacles.

"Super Peepio Brothers" by Mark Rivetti.

Colorful marshmallow bunnies and chicks relaxing around a small pool.

"Synchronized Peeping Practice" by Rebecca Glassman.

Peeps candy figures in front of a model of the White House.

"Little Bo Beep" (Obama family dog) by Lauren Lien.

"The Bunny Suicides: A Tribute to Andy Riley" by Carolyn Whitton.

A creative display of Peep marshmallow candies dressed as vintage characters in an office setting.

"The Mad Peeps of Sterling Coopeep" by Jeana Harrington.

Bunny-themed tennis match animated with colorful figures and a scoreboard.

"Nintendo Piip: Doubles Tennis" by Craig Dykstra.

Colorful marshmallow figures dressed in various costumes and accessories, arranged in a whimsical scene.

Click through to view all 37 selections displayed by the Washington Post.

Previously, HowTo: Peepshi = Peeps Sushi.

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