Fall is when the leaves begin to change color and fall, the nights and days become cooler and holidays such as Halloween and Thanksgiving creep up on us. Fall brings about many senses to the surface. From sight, smell, and hearing to the emotional senses such as nostalgia, happiness, relaxation, joy, or even sadness. Every reaction to this season is different. What I want to know is what your take is on this notorious season. Many love it and many hate it. For some it stirs up memories and others makes them think of what is to come. I want you to express these emotions to me in a piece of art work. It can be a traditional drawing or a photograph, the medium is open. I just want you to convey as much emotion as possible! In addition to that I want you to have a story with the art piece. It can be whatever you want it to be. Just show me what fall is to you.
RULES:
1. All artwork must be submitted before winter (technical first day is December 21st , for convenience we’ll say December 10th).
2. All artwork must be submitted to the deviants page with at least a one paragraph story of what fall means to you (this should somehow tie in) The story can be a poem, and it can range from abstract to straight to the point.
3. All deviants must note me if they are entering the contest and also note me when the artwork is posted.
4. Reference may be used for drawings, but please keep it as original as possible. Exact copies of someone’s stock or a photo will automatically be disqualified. Therefore, please provide me with links to any references you use.
5. Ultimately, have fun. Be expressive, and be creative. Art is what you make of it!
PRIZES:
First place: 1 year premium account and a sketch book with your winning art as the cover.
Second place: 3 month subscription
Third place: 1 month subscription
There will also be two honorable mentions.**
So there you go. You have ample time so I expect great things from whoever enters ! HAPPY FALL!
**Prizes for honorable mentions to be decided and prizes for second and third are subject to change, but will most likely remain**