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Submission Policy and Guidelines

Online contests are open only to US ARTISTS. You must be at least 18 YEARS OF AGE to submit. Submissions are on a first come first serve entry into the show. Only 50 artist submissions per category. Categories close as soon as the max number is reached. We DO NOT accept work that encourages, depicts or influences negativity. For example: porn, hate, racism, bigotry, or violence. If your work relates to any of the aforementioned subject matter it MUST be represented through aesthetic beauty, educational awareness (cultural and historical) and or informational means.

Specific Guidelines

Submission fee is $8.00 for 1 image for all 2D, 3D, Photography and 1 Video or animation piece under 5 minutes allowed in WMV, AVI, MPEG, or DivX format

Your art work must be in jpeg format 72dpi and no larger than 12 inches in any dimension. Try saving in photoshop as Image Option level 5 and Format Option baseline.

"Nature Interpreted" Contest Open for 2D, 3D and Photography Artists Winner's Max Prize: $120.00 First 50 Submissions only How do we see nature? How is nature translated on canvas, paper, etc . This contest is open to all forms of 2D,3D and Photography artists! View Submissions by Rey Arvelo	Form Object
"Solid Movement" Contest Open for 2D, 3D and Photography Artists Winner's Max Prize: $120.00 First 50 Submissions only How can forms present or interpret movement? This contest is open to all forms of sculpture, 2D and photography. Your work can carry a concept or aesthetic meaning. View Submissions by Peter Jansen	Form Object
"Sensual Light" Contest Open for Photography Artists Winner's Max Prize: $120.00 First 50 Submissions only There are numerous techniques in which light plays an important role. What can light reveal? Open to Color and Black/White photography. View Submissions by Gunther Deichmann	Form Object
"Influence of Sound" Contest Open for Video and Animation Artists Winner's Max Prize: $120.00 First 50 Submissions only How can sound,music and motion go hand in hand? Does it tell a story or create a visual description? Open to all interpretations. View Submissions	Form Object