Coraopolis Branch 26AB-B
Drawing
The art of representing forms and figures on a surface by means of lines executed by hand or computer (digital) generated processes.
Requirements
1. Single Submission: Only one project can be submitted per contestant.
2. Easel Provided: The national office will provide easels for display only at the national competition. None provided locally.
3. Oral Presentation: Contestants must deliver a concise, 3-minute oral presentation explaining their artistic methods, techniques, and inspiration.
4. Mounting and Matting: Mounting and matting of the artwork is strongly recommended.
5. Size Limit: The submitted artwork must not exceed 36 inches by 48 inches. Framing is optional.
6. Image Submission: Gold medalists advancing to the national competition level will need to submit digital images of their entries of installation reference.
Contestants Will Be Judged By The Following Criteria:
• Composition (20 pts)
• Line/Form (20 pts)
• Presentation (20 pts)
• Technique/Craftsmanship (20 pts)
• Theme (20 pts)
Tips for Drawing Contestants
Strong Composition: Create a visually appealing arrangement of elements within your artwork.
Masterful Line and Form: Utilize line and form to convey depth, texture, and emotion.
Engaging Presentation: Practice your 3-minute presentation to ensure a smooth and informative delivery.
Exquisite Technique: Demonstrate exceptional skill and precision in your chosen medium.
Powerful Theme: Select a compelling theme and convey it effectively through your artwork.
Unique Perspective: Offer a fresh and original viewpoint in your artistic expression.
Storytelling: Use your artwork to tell a story or evoke a specific emoon.
Experimentation: Don't be afraid to experiment with different techniques and materials.
Practice Makes Perfect: Spend time honing your skills and refining your artwork.
Seek Feedback: Get input from teachers, peers, and mentors to improve your work.