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"Some artists work in watercolor. Others prefer clay, tile, or steel. And then there are those whose medium of choice is brightly hued, sugarcoated marshmallow. That&amp;#039;s right \u2014 spring has sprung and Easter is right around the corner, meaning it&amp;#039;s prime Peeps season. Around the country this time of year, newspapers, city cultural councils, and even university art departments invite crafty citizens to create dioramas or sculptures using the squishy, sweet chicks and bunnies as their medium. More from Delish: Peeps Quiz For its part, Just Born, Inc., the company that makes the treats, is donating prizes to the anticipated thirty or so officially recognized Peeps Diorama and Art Contests that will be held this spring around the country. To celebrate the opening of the company&amp;#039;s new online store, first prize in the crafty confection competitions will be a $100 gift certificate along with a gift box of Peeps and other assorted Just Born candies. The new site also includes a gallery where masters of the marshmallow oeuvre can upload pictures and videos of their work. So, for a little artistic inspiration, here&amp;#039;s a look at some Peeps masterpieces from years past:   Please keep your ears in the car at all times...   Who needs a spoonful of sugar when your nanny&amp;#039;s a marshmallow?    The Peepmobile   Banjo bunnies   How long do you let a Peep bag seep?   Lucky for them marshmallows float "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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