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CALL for ENTRIES: Brand 40

Posted on May 14, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

PRETTY
PEAS

Do you care if your canned peas are Le Sueur? Are you brand loyal? I have become label loyal. I read labels very carefully, and I make my choices based on the best value for the best ingredients. The results will surprise you sometimes. This call may make you loyal to an entirely different brand. Interested?

Check out this Call for Entries from the Brand Library & Art Center and the Glendale Public Library for the Brand 40 National Works on Paper Exhibition in Glendale, California. The commission is only 25% on sales, and in some cases, the gallery will even take unframed two-dimensional work. Take a look…

CALL for ENTRIES:
Brand 40 – Works on Paper

The Associates of Brand Library & Art Center and the Glendale Public Library announce a call to artists for an exhibition September 17 – October 28, 2011 at the Brand Library Art Galleries in Glendale, CA. The Brand Library Art Galleries offer visitors a professional gallery experience and showcases works by established and emerging artists that educate, enlighten, challenge and enrich people’s lives.

ELIGIBILITY: Participation is open to artists residing in the United States. Entries must be original work recently executed and not previously shown at the Brand Library Art Galleries. Do not submit work, unless available August 12 to October 29, 2011.

MEDIA: Any work on paper: collages, drawings, paintings, photography, prints, watercolors, 3-dimensional work, etc. The “topic” for this show is “Entrances & Exits.”

DEADLINE: June 1, 2011 for receipt of signed entry form, CD, fees and a self-addressed stamped envelope.

NOTIFICATION: Jury results will be mailied June 9, 2011.

ENTRY FEE: Non-refundable fees must accompany the submittal form: $20 for the first work, $10 for each additional work. A maximum of 3 works may be submitted. Mail CD, signed entry slip, a check made payable to Brand Associates and a self-addressed stamped envelope to BRAND 40, 1601 West Mountain St., Glendale, CA 91201.

JUROR: Peter Frank is art critic for the Huffington Post and Adjunct Senior Curator at the Riverside Art Museum. He is past critic for Angeleno magazine and the L. A. Weekly and was Editor for THE magazine Los Angeles and Visions Art Quarterly. Frank was born in New York, where he served as art critic for The Village Voice and The SoHo Weekly News, and moved to Los Angeles in 1988.

Frank contributes articles to numerous publications and has organized numerous theme and survey shows, most notably “19 Artists – Emergent Americans,” the 1981 Exxon National Exhibition mounted at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York. McPherson & Co. Documentext published his Something Else Press: An Annotated Bibliography in 1983. A cycle of poems, The Travelogues, was issued by Sun & Moon Press in 1982. Abbeville Press released New, Used & Improved, an overview of the New York art scene co-written with Michael McKenzie, in 1987.

AWARDS: $4000 in prizes will be awarded.

SALES: Unless specified “NFS,” all works will be offered for sale. If the price is not indicated, the piece will be considered NFS. The commission to the Brand Associates is 25%. Payment to artists will be mailed after the close of the show. Prices quoted on the entry form may not be changed after acceptance into the show.

For complete details, Download the Prospectus!

CALL for SUBMISSIONS: Flink12

Posted on May 13, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

DAIRY ME

Remember when ice cream treats came 12 to a box? Then it was 10. Then 8. Now I pay $4.99 for a box of 6. Does that mean I’ll quit eating ice cream? Unlikely. I think this is the same psychology behind cigarette tax too, ha. Well, at least eggs still come by the dozen. (We won’t even discuss Eggland’s Best new 1/2 dozen cartons.) Twelve is the perfect number for this next Call too. A flink to be exact…

Check out this Call for Submissions from Flink12 for the Global Icon Art Competition. There is no fee to enter, and your work could be viewed by millions if Flink12 turns into the new Facebook. It is worth a try…

*Editor’s Note: Do not be alarmed. My beautifully crafted, sophisticated gourmet image has temporarily bitten the dust to make way for Saturday morning, cartoon-like graphics. We will return to your regularly scheduled programming tomorrow.

CALL for SUBMISSIONS:
Global Icons for Flink12

ABOUT Flink12: There are many social networking platforms available today to share your public self. But where do you go to privately and safely share your personal, day-to-day thoughts and experiences? Flink12 was created as a safe and secure way to share your private life. It is playful, safe, extremely private and easy to use. A unique way of sharing and communicating, Flink12 allows you to share your life in a meaningful way with the people you know and care about the most.

What is a Flink? A Flink is a group of twelve cows. Flink12 allows you to create individual groups of twelve people or Flinks for your friends, family, or coworkers. These Flinks allow you to communicate in a discreet way, sharing professional information with coworkers and personal information with friends and family. These groups of twelve are ideal for sharing different information for different types of relationships.

Calling all artists and graphic designers, use your creative genius and enter the Flink12 icon art competition.

Become a Flink12 artist…

…with your art featured and your art promoted globally through the Flink12 network.

Design original, fun and highly expressive icons that are used as status update icons for the Flink12 social network. Status update icons are used by hoards of Flinkers every day and are used on the web and on mobile devices by Apple and Android.

ELIGIBILITY: The competition is open to artists anywhere in the world. Only original artwork, conceived and created by the entrant, will be considered. The artist retains the copyright to submitted icons.

MEDIA: Graphic Design, Illustration, Digital Art and/or any media that meet the upload specifications.

DEADLINE: Ongoing – Flink12 reserves the right to close the competition at any time.

NOTIFICATION: All artists selected by Flink12 will be notified via email. Artists who are not selected will not be individually notified of the results.

ENTRY FEE: There is no cost to enter.

JUROR: Entries will be reviewed and the Flink12 staff will choose finalists. All properly prepared entries will be reviewed. The decision of Flink12 is final. Flink12 reserves the right to re-categorize entries.

AWARDS: If you are selected for publication of a feature set, Flink12 will commission you on a work for hire contract for a minimum US $3,000 contract to create feature icon sets for global publication on Flink12. Flink12 may select more than one artist to create feature icon sets. Artists may also be selected to create custom artwork for other aspects of Flink12.

For complete details, visit the Flink12 website!

CALL for ENTRIES: Byte Gallery in Transylvania

Posted on March 30, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

BE BULGAR!

I love that more exotic foods are available in virtually any grocery store. I live in a pretty small town, but because we have a large tourist population, the grocery store selections are a little better. With Spring just around the corner, tabbouleh salad is calling my name. Ten years ago, I would had to have gone in search of an ethnic or gourmet market and paid $10 for a bad boxed mix. Now it is as simple as taking a trip to my local Food City. Once again, my food world has intersected with my art world… this Call for Entries is a great example of new ideas in art accessibility. No invitation to this opening is necessary. Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries for the 2011 Spring Exhibition at The Byte Gallery–an interactive kiosk at Transylvania University in Kentucky. This show is free to enter, and I love the accessibility feature.

CALL for ENTRIES: 2011 Spring Exhibition

The Byte Gallery is an interactive kiosk dedicated to exhibiting digital art, music, video, and other multimedia works by artists, dramatists, and musicians from around the world. Users control the kiosk with a touch interface, exploring and listening to works via a large digital display and headphones. Transylvania University is located in Lexington, Kentucky, USA.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists.

MEDIA: The Digital Print/Still Image category is for fixed/still images where digital technology as an essential part of the creative process. The Electro-Acoustic Music category is for stereo works of music/sound art. These works should be electronically/digitally conceived and produced. In other words, these should not be recordings of vocal or instrumental acoustic compositions. It is certainly acceptable, however, that works may be derived from acoustic sound sources.

The Video Music category is for works that explore non-narrative abstraction with equal emphasis on electro-acoustic music/sound art and moving images. The video should be accompanied by stereo audio. The Dramatic Video category is theatrical work of short video/film where digital technology as an essential part of the creative process. The video should be accompanied by stereo audio, unless it is intentionally silent. If the work includes sound, it must be stereo. The Animation category is for video works that explore non-narrative abstraction with primary emphasis on moving images. Works may or may not include sound. If the work includes sound, it must be stereo.

DEADLINE: Submissions must be received no later than April 14, 2011.

ENTRY FEE: There is no entry fee.

SUBMISSIONS: Submission is through email only—do not attach anything to the email, instead provide links to your application materials. Completed submissions will include:

1) web link to a pdf/text file of the application form (get the application form here)

2) web link to the submitted work (audio file, image file, movie file.. etc)

3) web link to a photo (image file) of the artist/composer/producer

For complete details, Read the Spring Exhibition Prospectus!

CALL for ENTRIES: Saint Spotting

Posted on March 29, 2011March 29, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

FREE, but ODD

The strangest thing I’ve ever eaten is Fugu, also known as Japanese pufferfish. What was strange was that I ate it in the USVI at the hands of a Japanese Chef who sold me on eating it BECAUSE #1 it was FREE and #2 it could kill me if prepared improperly. No meal is worth dying for, folks; ahhh, the stupidity of being eighteen. Well, clearly, I didn’t die, and unfortunately, I don’t really remember the taste due to my adrenaline-fueled expectation that I could, at any moment, drop dead. In hindsight, I don’t REALLY know what I ate. Hmmm. This next call for art may be the strangest of its sort I’ve ever seen as well–at least for an Art Exhibit. Take a look…

Check out this Call for Art, a unique opportunity to build advertising imagery for A SAINT for Saint Spotting, and international contest sponsored by the Institute of the Daughters of Mercy. Free, but odd…

CALL for ENTRIES:
Saint Spotting

On the occasion of the bicentenary of the birth of St. Mary Joseph Rossello (1811 – 1880), the Institute of the Daughters of Mercy announces an international contest to bring to light the work of the founder, Mother Mary Joseph, born near Savona, Italy, and proclaimed Saint in 1949 for her incessant actions to assist the needy and promote social integration through the creation of educational and health institutes.

Creative people, such as filmmakers, photographers, cartoonists, graphic and fashion designers, songwriters, musicians, etc… are asked to promote a product which is most definitely unusual. The challenge for creative artists worldwide is to create advertising for a SAINT, as if it is a product just like any other product in need of an ad campaign.

“WE’RE SEEKING a way to advertise a Saint with an unusual perspective, not necessarily religious, focusing primarily on the historical figure of this great woman, Mother Mary Joseph Rossello .”

ELIGIBILITY: Open to a variety of creative people around the world (minimum age 16), the competition will be held in two editions, English and Italian.

MEDIA: Each partecipant can submit only one work and choose only one of the following categories: 1. Audiovisual: Video clip, Commercial Ad, Animation orShort Film 2. Communication & Design: Marketing Concept, Advertising, Graphics, Photography, Design, Poster, Comic strip, Graphic novel, Fashion or Gadgets 3. Music: Tune, Song or Music Composition

DEADLINE:
April 30, 2011

ENTRY FEE: No fee to enter. Works must be submitted on-line and sent by mail.

SAINT SPOTTING JURORS:

President: David Calderly, Owner Graphic Therapy

Jon Beaupre-Professor California State Univ, Owner of Broadcast Voice, Reporter NPR

Barney Bernhard-Former N.A. President Midem Organization

Ivy Brown-Curator, Gallery Owner

Josh Cheuse-Creative Director Sony Music

Miguel Mora Díaz-Journalist, Art-Culture-Cinema, El Pais

Georgia Kacandes-Film Producer

Coco Mcpherson-Journalist Rolling Stone

Cassandra Peterson-Actress and writer

Kevin Stewart-Fashion Director ESPN Magazine, Menswear Designer, Roger Charles

Mario Zonta-Member of the Andy Warhol’s Foundation

AWARDS: $14,000 Total Cash Awards – Two awards of $2,000 (one given by jury and one by public) for best of each category: Audiovisual/Visual & Design/Sound & Music – Special Journalism Award.

For complete details, visit Saint Spotting online!

CALL for ENTRIES: 3×3 Mag Children’s Show

Posted on March 16, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

PERSONAL ZOO

One of my very favorite foods as a kid was animal crackers. I liked to line them up in pairs and then bite off their heads and legs before eating the bodies. A little gruesome, and I’m not certain what that says about me. But I do crack my goldfish crackers in half before I eat them even now. Do food interpreters (like dream interpreters) exist? Clearly I need one. My prescription? Buy a box of animal crackers for inspiration before entering this next call.

Check out this Call for Entries from the 3×3 Magazine for the Children’s Show. Entries need not be published in 2010 as long as the imagery was produced during that time period. Published and non-published work is eligible. Take a look…

CALL for ENTRIES: 3×3 Mag Children’s Show

More than just children’s books. More than just children’s books published in the United States. This competition includes anything and everything related to reaching children under the age of 12.

ELIGIBILITY: Any work produced or published in the calendar year 2010. Entries need not be published in 2010 as long as the imagery was produced during that time period. Entries are accepted from every country. Published and non-published work is eligible. Entries may be made by the illustrator, art director, author, editor or publisher.

MEDIA: Children’s books—published and unpublished, book covers—published or unpublished, children’s illustration—published or unpublished, educational materials, editorial, children’s programming, miscellaneous and young adult.

DEADLINE: Deadline for the Children’s Show is April 22, 2011. Entries must be upload or postmarked no later than this date.

ENTRY FEE: Single entries are $30—single title or single illustration, Series entries (3-5 titles by the same illustrator or a series of illustrations with the same theme) are $35.

JURORS: The international panel of judges for this year’s 3×3 Children’s Show include Paolo Canton, Publisher, Tipipittori, Italy, Cynthia Matthews, Creative Director, Mudpuppy, Yvonne Silver, Art Buyer, Scholastic, Christine Kettner, Art Director, Clarion and Harcourt Children’s Books and illustrators Camilla Engman, Sweden and André da Loba, Portugal—presently residing in the US.

AWARDS: They will award Gold, Silver, Bronze and Distinguished Merit awards and a Best of Show Award. All winners will be featured in the 3×3 Illustration Annual No. 8, winners receive a complimentary copy of the publication.

For more information, visit 3×3 Mag online!

CALL for ENTRIES: Mail Art for Prison Library

Posted on March 14, 2011March 14, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

FOOD for THOUGHT

The more you know about anything the better off you are about everything. I attended Johnson & Wales culinary school just long enough to learn sauce and knife skills that have been worth every penny I spent. I use those skills everyday of my life. This next mail art call offers you the opportunity to provide educational benefits that not only will provide prisoners a chance to learn which impacts their lives, but their chance to learn impacts YOU too.

Check out this Call for Entries for Postmarked 2011, California’s largest mail art exhibition that benefits the Prison Library Project. Jump start your creative juices with a mail art project today! Take a look…

CALL for ENTRIES: Postmarked 2011

For many years, inmates from around the country wrote to the Prison Library Project and they were amazed by the artwork that accompanied requests for books. These beautiful illustrations were their inspiration for a mail art exhibition and fundraiser.

Postmarked was developed seven years ago for the Claremont Forum’s Prison Library Project, which sends books free to prisoners in the U.S. upon their request. Providing education and opportunity to learn about mail art, view new and established mail artists’ works, and to participate in the experience of creating and sending mail art. Now in its 7th year, this exhibition is one of the largest in California.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all.

MEDIA: Please send submissions of mail art of any size and medium to: Postmarked 2011, Prison Library Project, 112 Harvard #303, Claremont CA 91711. ONLY the side with the official USPS Postmark/barcode will be displayed. Your mail art may be painted, stamped, collaged, printed, and/or otherwise decorated or constructed. It may be any shape and size that will go through the mail and receive an official postmark.

Your submission may get worn or torn through the mail, but the handling process is an important part of the theme. Only the side with the postmark can be displayed, due to space limitations, but the art doesn’t have to be limited to that side. You may include any message inside the envelope, which will be opened only by the person who purchases the art envelope. You may submit more than one piece… and begin sending now!

DEADLINE: Entries must be postmarked by May 31, 2011.

ENTRY FEE: No entry fee.

WHY SUPPORT the PLP? “Rehabilitation was at one time a stated goal of the prison system. Today, funding for most educational and rehabilitation programs, including prison libraries, has been cut or completely eliminated. It is a distressing fact that today’s U.S. prisons are increasingly about punishing people and warehousing human beings, not about, rehabilitation, or education.”

“This is where PLP steps in. We believe that everyone deserves access to literature and educational materials, including people trying to work towards social change, self-empowerment or rehabilitation within the incarceration system.

The U.S. has less than 5 percent of the world’s population, but more than a quarter of the world’s prisoners.

Nearly one percent of American adults are incarcerated, the highest rate in the world, but many prisoners have little access to books or educational material. They face substantial barriers and are cut off from family and friends on the outside. While some prisons have libraries, many do not. Of those that do, access and selection can be extremely limited. Usually, prisoners are not allowed to receive books from friends or family. Thus, programs like ours are one of the few options available to these individuals.” –from the PLP website.

Learn more about Postmarked 2011 online!

CALL for ENTRIES: 6x6x2011 Global at RoCo

Posted on February 5, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

GIMME MORE

I am a collector at heart. I enjoy having odd jars of condiments just a cabinet door away. I love having kitchen gadgets and utensils that I only have reason to use once a year. But what I most love to collect is art. I have art stuffed in every nook and cranny of my house.

As I type, I am watched by a little carving of late artist Bob Ross (click here for image) who came in his own little cigarette box marked “Bob in a Box” part of a series by Bob Snead that included Bob Villa, Bob Dobb and more, whom I met Founder of Redux. This next show gives YOU a chance to be both collected and a collector!

Check out this Call for Entries from the Rochester Contemporary Art Center (RoCo) for the 6x6x2011 Global. There is no entry fee for up to 10 submissions. This show is all hung, looks great on your resume, and benefits a great member of the art community!

CALL for ENTRIES: 6x6x2011 Global

Help RoCo build an exhibition of artworks from ALL 50 US States and more countries than last year. Please invite everyone you know to send their artwork early. 6×6 began as a small fundraising exhibition, but has grown into an international art phenomenon.

Last year over 5,000 artworks
from 43 US States & 22 Countries were entered in this
astounding exhibition!

6x6x2011: Global is the fourth exhibition of thousands of original artworks, made and donated by celebrities, international and local artists, designers, college students, youths, and YOU. Each artwork will be 6×6 square inches and signed only on the back, to be exhibited anonymously. All artworks will be for sale to the public for $20 each to benefit Rochester Contemporary Art Center (RoCo). Artist names will be revealed to the buyer only upon purchase and all works will remain on display for the duration of the exhibition

ELIGIBILITY: All hung.

DEADLINE: May 1, 2011

PREVIEW HOURS: June 1, 2 & 3, 2011 from 1-10pm

OPENING RECEPTION: June 4, 2011 from 6-10pm, $5 opening night admission, 7:30pm raffle for buyer positions 1-20, AND 8:00pm all other buyers

ONLINE PURCHASING BEGINS: June 6, 2011 at 10am (Editor’s Note: This is my birthday. Artwork makes a lovely gift, heehee.)

AWARDS: 3 prizes will be awarded by popular vote. Vote for your favorite artwork in the 6x6x2011 Online Gallery. Voting closes on July 1, 2011. First Place: $360, Second Place: $120, and Third Place: $60.

For complete details, Download the Prospectus!

CALL for ENTRIES: 3X3 Magazine ProShow

Posted on February 1, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

BITE MY DRAGON

I love exotic foods, and they love to eat my budget. Luckily, exotic foods like the dragon fruit are rare in my neck of the woods. But, if you get a chance to try one, don’t pass it up. They come in both sweet and sour varieties; however, I prefer the sour ones. This next Call is of rare variety as well.

Check out this Call for Entries from 3×3 Magazine for their 8th Annual ProShow. You can’t go wrong with Art Publication of any kind, and competitions for illustrators can be a very a rare find. Take a chance…

CALL for ENTRIES: 3X3 Magazine ProShow

3×3 Magazine is entering its eighth year judging the world’s best contemporary
illustration judged by some of the world’s top art directors, designers and illustrators. 3×3 still has one of the lowest entry and publication fees around. enter and pay for your entries online. Not to worry, they still accept checks and money orders and you can still enter on disc if you prefer.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all illustrators, art directors, graphic designers, editors, publishers in all countries for commissioned and non-commissioned work produced and/or published during the calendar year 2010.

DEADLINE: March 4, 2011

ENTRY FEE: Single entries are $30 and Series (3–5 images only) are $35. They accept Visa, MasterCard and American Express.

JUDGES: This year’s distinguished panel of judges include art directors, design directors, graphic designers and fellow illustrators. Since the competition is international, so are the judges:

Jason Treat, Design Dir., The Atlantic, USA
Mark Reddy, Art Director, Bartle Bogle Hegarty, United Kingdom
Haika Hinze, Art Director, Die Zeit, Germany
DJ Stout, Graphic Designer, Pentagram, USA
Andrew Bannecker, Illustrator, USA
Emiliano Ponzi, Illustrator, Italy
Oliver Weiss, Illustrator, Germany
Andrea Innocent, Illustrator, Australia

AWARDS: Gold, Silver, Bronze, Distinguished Merit and a Best of Show award. This year’s Best of Show winner receives a cash prize of $1500. The Gold Medal winners receive a cash-value prize of $750 each.

For complete details, Download the Prospectus!

ART PUBLICATION: Vallum Magazine

Posted on January 31, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

QUEEN OF THE WORLD

I want to do everything. I don’t sleep much because I cannot turn my brain off. I am constantly thinking of the souflee I’ve never made, the exotic vacation I haven’t taken and the art I haven’t produced. It isn’t a sad sort of sleepless anxiety. It is an I-Want-to-Take-on-the-World-and-I-am-Running-Out-of-Time anxiety. This next Call is a chance for you to mark a few “to do” items off your artistic bucket list.

Check out this Call for Art (among other things) from Vallum Magazine! Here’s a chance for you to shine on the pages of a great poetry magazine. And, if you’re a wordsmith, well, there’s that too…

ART PUBLICATION: Vallum Magazine

Founded in 2000, Vallum: contemporary poetry is one of Canada’s top, critically-acclaimed, all-poetry magazines.

Vallum has positioned itself as an avant-garde exposition of the best in poetry, providing a literary platform for established and emerging writers from Canada, the US and abroad.

Notable past contributors include P.K. Page, George Bowering, Paul Muldoon, Franz Wright, Jan Zwicky, Stephen Dunn, Les Murray, Charles Bernstein, John Kinsella, Fanny Howe, George Elliott Clarke, Andrew Motion, Erin Mouré, Peter Redgrove, Nicole Brossard and others.

Vallum publishes poetry that is sharp, engaging and exciting. It pushes boundaries and invites the exploration of different worlds and perspectives. In addition to the poetic contributions are essays, interviews, book reviews and stimulating visual art.

THEME: Mountains/Heights

How high can you go? Stars, mountains, ledges, high diction, big dreams, high wired… We walk straight ahead, but how do we climb? Slow or fast, where do we go when we look up?

DEADLINE: March 1, 2011

SUBMISSIONS: Essays, reviews, interviews, letters to the editor and art work can be sent by regular mail or through their Online Submission page.

For complete details, visit Vallum’s Submissions Page!

CALL for ENTRIES: TailCast

Posted on January 16, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

TWO SCOOPS

I typically only post once per day. Any more smacks of double-dipping of your time and inbox space. I get notified everytime someone unsubscribes from this blog, and I am sincerely sorry when I found out that an artist has decided that AAAD isn’t something they want or need or have time for. So, I am self-conscious about double-dipping… except in ice cream, of course.

So why double-dip today? Well, I am also self-conscious about straying too far from bringing you the art deadlines and opportunities that are the whole purpose of this blog. Last Monday I posted a housekeeping blog, earlier this morning I posted the Artist of the Year blog, and tommorrow I unveil the first Featured Artist of 2011. That is three non-deadline posts in 8 days. I just have to break it up with a little opportunity!

Check out this Art Contest from tailcast.com, a print-on-demand greeting card site, that allows you to design and sell a Valentine’s day card online. There is no entry fee, and you could win $300+ and 20% commission on card sales. Take a look!

CALL for ENTRIES:
Design for TailCast

What are butterflies? Some people say they’re fluttering insects with pretty wings, others that its the feeling you get when you’re nervous or in LOVE… And what about goose bumps? Do you really only get them when you’re cold or can a secret whisper in your ear bring them on too? Is there such thing as a sexy chuckle, a secret grin or a flirty giggle?

Can you make them
happen with a card?

This is the challenge for you at tailcast. This time tailcast want designs to give butterflies or goose bumps and make recipients chuckle, giggle and grin knowingly on Valentine’s day.

DEADLINE: January 29, 2011

ENTRY FEE: None

HOW TO ENTER: Design a card (using all 4 sides of the card). Upload your design using the full instructions found on their Call for Art pages.

Don’t forget, readymade designs are created with personalization in mind, think about what can be done with the customers’ images and messages/text, within your design. Click here for some inspiration, but don’t let that stop you doing something completely different.

Category: Illustration

PRETTY PEAS

CALL for ENTRIES: Brand 40 – Works on Paper

For complete details, Download the Prospectus!

DAIRY ME

CALL for SUBMISSIONS: Global Icons for Flink12

Become a Flink12 artist…

For complete details, visit the Flink12 website!

BE BULGAR!

CALL for ENTRIES: 2011 Spring Exhibition

For complete details, Read the Spring Exhibition Prospectus!

FREE, but ODD

CALL for ENTRIES: Saint Spotting

SAINT SPOTTING JURORS:

For complete details, visit Saint Spotting online!

PERSONAL ZOO

CALL for ENTRIES: 3×3 Mag Children’s Show

For more information, visit 3×3 Mag online!

FOOD for THOUGHT

CALL for ENTRIES: Postmarked 2011

The U.S. has less than 5 percent of the world’s population, but more than a quarter of the world’s prisoners.

Learn more about Postmarked 2011 online!

GIMME MORE

CALL for ENTRIES: 6x6x2011 Global

Last year over 5,000 artworks from 43 US States & 22 Countries were entered in this astounding exhibition!

For complete details, Download the Prospectus!

BITE MY DRAGON

CALL for ENTRIES: 3X3 Magazine ProShow

For complete details, Download the Prospectus!

QUEEN OF THE WORLD

ART PUBLICATION: Vallum Magazine

For complete details, visit Vallum’s Submissions Page!

TWO SCOOPS

CALL for ENTRIES: Design for TailCast

Can you make them happen with a card?

For complete guidelines, visit tailcast.com!

PRETTY
PEAS

CALL for ENTRIES:
Brand 40 – Works on Paper

CALL for SUBMISSIONS:
Global Icons for Flink12

CALL for ENTRIES:
Saint Spotting

Last year over 5,000 artworks
from 43 US States & 22 Countries were entered in this
astounding exhibition!

CALL for ENTRIES:
Design for TailCast

Can you make them
happen with a card?