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Doodle for Google - DUE March 18th

1/7/2019

 

The 2019 theme is:
​“WHEN I GROW UP, I HOPE....”

Every year, students are invited to create an INSPIRATIONAL "Google Doodle" (you know, the illustration at the top of the Google search page). Like all Google Doodles, each doodle MUST incorporate the letters G-o-o-g-l-e. LOOK AT ALL THE GOOGLE DOODLES from the past to see what that means!
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​There are lots of prize categories but one national winner will receive a $30,000 college scholarship!!! SO, GET STARTED:

  1. Read the details: HOW IT WORKS 
  2. Take an entry form from the Art Club/NAHS bulletin board
  3. Brainstorm, research, practice, play - DO LOTS OF SKETCHES
  4. Run your ideas by your friends and an art teacher (ideas must be original!)
  5. Pick the best one and give yourself the time to complete it to the best of your ability (any 2D media will work)
  6. Send it in by the deadline!!! 

Youth Art Month Flag - DUE Dec. 12th *

10/18/2018

 
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 2019 Theme: “Your Art, Your Story” 

* If you want Mrs. Mosley to mail your entry for you, it MUST be submitted no later than the end of the school day on December 12, 2018. Otherwise, you can mail it yourself by December 14, 2018 as per the instructions on the template.
HOW TO ENTER:
  1. Read the instructions on the flag design entry form/template carefully. ​Forms are available on the Art Club/NAHS bulletin board and below; fyi, the judging rubric is also posted in the same locations.
  2. Create multiple thumbnail sketches to help you envision possible solutions as you work through the compositional challenges that have been posed. Consider both vertical AND horizontal compositions as you work. Read the instructions AGAIN to make sure that you are not missing any of the requirements!
  3. Get feedback on your ideas in order to reflect on the strength of your design and to make the needed revisions. As always, composition can make all the difference!​
  4. Render your final design using any 2D media (crayons, markers, colored pencils, paint, pastels, digital media, etc.). While you may draw directly on the template, you may also create your design separately, as long as the proportions are similar. As always, craftsmanship can make all the difference!​
All winners will receive a letter of commendation for their work. First place winners will also receive a color poster of their work and art supplies. The winning VA design will be made into a 3' x 5’ flag to be displayed, along with with flags from other states, at the National Art Education Association Convention in Boston, MA (March)​
See last year's winners/press release
2019_yam_flag_design_mosley.pdf
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yam_flag_rubric.pdf
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Scholastic Art Awards - DUE Dec. 13th*

10/18/2018

 
* There is much to do in order to prepare for this contest. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE DAY BEFORE THE DEADLINE! No later than the START OF NOVEMBER, and BEFORE discussing with your teacher any entries that might be funded
by the Art Department, review ALL the information below, including the provided
links. Take notes in your sketchbook and write down all your questions.
​THEN, set up an appointment at lunch to review your portfolio, sketchbook,
and any potential entries.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
  • ​Teens in grades 7 through 12 ca apply in 28 categories of art (read the descriptions carefully).
  • Judges look for works that best exemplify: ORIGINALITY, TECHNICAL SKILL, and the EMERGENCE OF A PERSONAL VOICE OR VISION
  • High quality photos are needed to be competitive - this takes time - start now: 
    • Artwork must be submitted as a digital file in JPG, GIF, or PNG format (PSD, BMP, PDF, RAW, or TIF files are not accepted).
    • Print dimensions must be at least 5” x 7” or approximately 13 x 18 centimeters, and image resolution must be 300 dpi.
    • 3-D submissions may include up to 4 images. Please include a ruler or object for reference to indicate scale in at least one of the images.
    • Submissions allowing for video uploads must be .mp4, .mov, .wmv, .avi, .mpg, or .mpeg files.
    • Video Game submissions must be .exe, .zip, .rar, or .swf files, must also include a 250-500 word gameplay summary in the provided text editor, and a gameplay video.
  • Work from last year may be used if it was completed in the spring semester​
  • Be prepared - Review the following links: 
    • HOW TO ENTER
    • COPYRIGHT AND PLAGIARISM NO-NO'S
    • ​SEE PAST-WINNING WORK 
    • SCHOLARSHIPS & SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 

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