

They described it as a "Generic sweet candy flavor," unable to figure it out. On April 16th, 2021, in a r/MountainDew now-deleted Reddit post, a user named u/AdmiralOink4 posted an image of a bottle of VooDEW (2021). History 2021 Limited Time retail release On October 31st, 2021, VooDewGrim, endorsed by the official Mountain Dew Twitter account, unveiled VooDEW's 2021 Mystery Flavor to be Fruit Candy Chews. Wiesc," 2 of the words that would make sense are "Citrus" and "Fruits," but the book cover already gave that away." One deleted comment on the post stated "If you use an anagram solver for "Ruth F. They said that the book they're reading is a fascinating read by Ruth F. One of these clues is from the VooDewGrim Twitter account reading a book. Since this VooDEW flavor was a Mystery Flavor, many people who have tried it have drawn comparisons to Starburst, Laffy Taffy, SweeTARTS, and numerous other fruit candies. His design collaboration with Rodriguez, entitled “Living, Breathing Landscape,” features simple green characters that resemble hills and mountains, including a winged hill-shaped creature breathing fire.VooDEW (2021) was a Mystery Flavor of Mountain Dew and had a white look with a similar theme to Mountain Dew's other Halloween flavors.

In fact, they have placed fewer restraints on me than some of the skate companies I have worked with.” “I wouldn’t have taken on this project if I felt they were going to restrict my artwork in any way. “Mountain Dew has been great,” said Pendleton, a former skateboarder from West Virginia who now works in Dayton, Ohio. Artists were given a template containing the required information, asked to keep their graphics family-friendly, and had to incorporate the Mountain Dew logo. The can designs varied greatly, incorporating Mountain Dew’s signature color, green, color into graphics with animals, skateboards, and landscapes in unique and psychedelic ways. The company is also giving money to shops to host parties to promote their cans and celebrate skateboarding. Anyone who votes online will have a chance to win prize packages from Mountain Dew and Paul Rodriguez’s other sponsors, including Plan B Skateboards, NikeSB and Markisa, a clothing and accessory company Rodriguez co-founded.

There are plenty of prizes up for grabs for the runners-up as well, including skateboard decks, shirts and a whole lot of Mountain Dew. The winning artist and skateshop will each receive $5,000. “Each of the regional skateshops are the life blood of the unique skate communities around the country, and we wanted to give them the opportunity to display their different styles and personalities on a wide scale,” said Hudson Sullivan, brand manager for Mountain Dew. Mountain Dew consumers will vote for their favorite of 5 can designs in each of the 6 regions, then the six semifinalists will continue to receive votes until the winner is announced at the last stop of the Dew Tour in Las Vegas come October. The winning design will be featured on nationally distributed Mountain Dew 16-ounce cans in early 2011. In addition to this announcement, Pendleton and Rodriguez introduced the Green Label Art: Shop Series, a contest that pits 35 designs submitted by selected skateboard shops around the country. “I’m just doing what I love and I’m happy to have the chance to support something I’m passionate about.” “Mountain Dew has given these core shops a platform to represent skateboarding in their communities around the country,” he said. Rodriguez is a three-time X-Games gold medalist and the son of the stand up comedian and actor of the same name. The can Rodriguez and Pendleton designed is one of the featured 16-ounce collectible cans of Mountain Dew that will be sold in limited numbers around the nation. Pendleton has been designing graphics and art for skater gear companies like Element, Alien Workshop and Etnies for over 12 years. He teamed up with renowned skateboard artist and designer, Don Pendleton, to design this year’s limited edition soda can.
