RedState Graphic Design Contests
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Announcing RedState Graphic Design Contests!
(this blog entry will serve as the guidelines and tracking for all contests)
These contests will give you a chance to exercise your innate creative genius for the good of conservative and Republican activism. As an added bonus, your genius will be given totally free, allowing you to feel philanthropic at the same time. What can I say? I have your best interests at heart really.
So here's how it works. I will announce the theme of the contest, and to enter you can either email me (see my contact form) or you can post your work right within the blog.
Contests will be for three days by default, subject to change. After a contest is closed the blog comments will remain open for feedback.
Active Contests
[pending new contest]
In Judging
[none in judging]
Ended
- Fake It!
Winner: RWW - Obama Gaffes
Winner: chasovschik
- No Profanity!
- No objectionable imagery (Moderators Discretion, so use good judgement)
- No images over 450 pixels wide
- Copyright is your responsibility, not ours.
- You will get credit for your submission, but submitted images are for use by RedState and the cause, and will be so used.
- Judges' decisions are final!
- Be cool! (and don't steal!)
Complicated right? Now go. Create!
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"Land of the Free and Home of da Whopper" Peter Griffin...Family Guy
conform and celebrate diversity....or else!!!
Have a start date and an end date. It would be quite depressing to work a few days on a good photoshop, get ready to post it, only to see a comment stating that the winners had been chosen.
I'll say each contest runs 3 days by default, extended if necessary. For the current one, as it's first run, we'll float free, but I'll give 24 notice before pulling the plug.
...a long habit of not thinking a thing wrong, gives it a superficial appearance of being right...
---Thomas Paine---