Internet Ray Tracing Website
The Internet Ray Tracing Competition is an open competition. Deadline for still image submission is every two months; for animations, every three months. Participants may use any 3D rendering program. The complete rules for stills and rules for animations spell out everything you need to know about submitting an entry. Here are some links to particular sections:
Rules For Stills
Rules For Animations
Off-Site Contests
Moderators: Moderator, Global Moderator
Off-Site Contests
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Teen Ink Art & Photography Contests
Calling all artists and photographers! Enter Teen Ink's monthly Art & Photography Contest and win the chance to showcase your creative work in a national magazine
Each month at least two teens are honored for outstanding artwork and/or photography. Contest winners receive a copy of the magazine featuring their work and a $25 gift certificate for art/photo supplies.
Teen Ink will only consider original artwork and photography by teens. Entries of all kinds are accepted, including original drawings and paintings, and black-and-white and color photography. You can also submit photocopies or high-quality photographs of any kind of artwork, including oil and watercolor paintings, sculpture, collage, computer graphics and more!
Send your artwork and/or photography to: Teen Ink Art & Photography Contest, Box 30, Newton, MA 02461. Please note we can't return your work. All art and photography submitted to Teen Ink are automatically considered for the monthly Art & Photography Contest. See our Submission Guidelines for more information.
Deadlines
There are no deadlines; entries are accepted throughout the year. Winning art and photos are published in Teen Ink magazine and online each month.
Calling all artists and photographers! Enter Teen Ink's monthly Art & Photography Contest and win the chance to showcase your creative work in a national magazine
Each month at least two teens are honored for outstanding artwork and/or photography. Contest winners receive a copy of the magazine featuring their work and a $25 gift certificate for art/photo supplies.
Teen Ink will only consider original artwork and photography by teens. Entries of all kinds are accepted, including original drawings and paintings, and black-and-white and color photography. You can also submit photocopies or high-quality photographs of any kind of artwork, including oil and watercolor paintings, sculpture, collage, computer graphics and more!
Send your artwork and/or photography to: Teen Ink Art & Photography Contest, Box 30, Newton, MA 02461. Please note we can't return your work. All art and photography submitted to Teen Ink are automatically considered for the monthly Art & Photography Contest. See our Submission Guidelines for more information.
Deadlines
There are no deadlines; entries are accepted throughout the year. Winning art and photos are published in Teen Ink magazine and online each month.
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Off-Site Contests
POV-Ray Developers Announce POVCOMP 2004
August 19, 2004 -- The developers of POV-Ray have announced the launch of POVCOMP 2004, a POV-Ray contest being sponsored by AMD Corporation, Appro International, Zazzle.com, and Planet Mirror.
The aim of POVCOMP 2004 is to show the full potential of POV-Ray. Artists and programmers worldwide are invited to participate and create groundbreaking images with POV-Ray to compete for one of 25 prizes with a total retail value in excess of $14,000.
First prize is a 64-bit SMP workstation from Appro International equipped with dual Opteron 250 CPUs, 8GB of registered ECC DDR RAM, 1TB of disk space, an Nvidia Quadro FX professional video card, one 19-inch and one 17-inch flat-panel monitor, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 3, a Logitech cordless keyboard/mouse, and a DVD/RW combo drive.
Second prize is a $2500 Zazzle.com shopping spree, third is a $1000 Zazzle shopping spree, and fourth through 25th are Zazzle posters.
More details can be found at the competition Web site at www.povcomp.com. Entries must be received by October 15. The winners will be announced during SC2004 in November.
Visit [url=\"http://www.povcomp.com/hof/\"]http://www.povcomp.com/hof/[/url] to view the POVCOMP Hall of Fame.
The Persistence Of Vision Raytracer ('POV-Ray') is a freely downloadable cross-
platform application that implements the raytracing algorithm, which is a technique for simulating the physical behavior of light utilizing software-based mathematical models. It can be used to generate photorealistic images that resemble objects in the real world, or to visualize "virtual" objects that do not physically exist. It has been used worldwide -- and even out of it -- both by hobbyists and artists, and by educators and professionals in numerous fields including biochemistry/protein research, medicine, architecture, engineering/product design, and mathematical visualization. Source code is available for those wishing to port to unsupported platforms or to implement enhanced functionality.
[url=\"http://www.povcomp.com/\"]source[/url]
August 19, 2004 -- The developers of POV-Ray have announced the launch of POVCOMP 2004, a POV-Ray contest being sponsored by AMD Corporation, Appro International, Zazzle.com, and Planet Mirror.
The aim of POVCOMP 2004 is to show the full potential of POV-Ray. Artists and programmers worldwide are invited to participate and create groundbreaking images with POV-Ray to compete for one of 25 prizes with a total retail value in excess of $14,000.
First prize is a 64-bit SMP workstation from Appro International equipped with dual Opteron 250 CPUs, 8GB of registered ECC DDR RAM, 1TB of disk space, an Nvidia Quadro FX professional video card, one 19-inch and one 17-inch flat-panel monitor, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 3, a Logitech cordless keyboard/mouse, and a DVD/RW combo drive.
Second prize is a $2500 Zazzle.com shopping spree, third is a $1000 Zazzle shopping spree, and fourth through 25th are Zazzle posters.
More details can be found at the competition Web site at www.povcomp.com. Entries must be received by October 15. The winners will be announced during SC2004 in November.
Visit [url=\"http://www.povcomp.com/hof/\"]http://www.povcomp.com/hof/[/url] to view the POVCOMP Hall of Fame.
The Persistence Of Vision Raytracer ('POV-Ray') is a freely downloadable cross-
platform application that implements the raytracing algorithm, which is a technique for simulating the physical behavior of light utilizing software-based mathematical models. It can be used to generate photorealistic images that resemble objects in the real world, or to visualize "virtual" objects that do not physically exist. It has been used worldwide -- and even out of it -- both by hobbyists and artists, and by educators and professionals in numerous fields including biochemistry/protein research, medicine, architecture, engineering/product design, and mathematical visualization. Source code is available for those wishing to port to unsupported platforms or to implement enhanced functionality.
[url=\"http://www.povcomp.com/\"]source[/url]
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Off-Site Contests
[url=\"http://www.visionfest.org/\"]VisionFest Student Animation Festival[/url]
deadline: February 11, 2005
description: VisionFest student animation festival is produced by the School of Informatics at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). Awards will be given to visionaries in the categories of 2D and 3D animation short films as well as Visualization/Simulation and Sequential Art (i.e. storyboards, animatics, or comic book art). Awards will be given for graduate, undergraduate and high school students. The VisionFest program will include industry panels, seminars and workshops with visionaries and speakers from the animation industry. Along with the competitive screenings, there will be special programs of classical animation and special guest speakers. Submissions are open to high school, undergraduate and graduate students in the following categories: 2D animation short (Traditional/Digital Storytelling, 2D Animation), 3D animation short (Digital Storytelling, 3D Animation), Sequential Art (Storyboards, Comic books, Animatics), Simulation and Visualization (Educational/Informative Animation). Each of the above categories will be divided into three levels of competition: Graduate students, Undergraduate students and High school students. Submissions can not have been broadcast or distributed commercially in the United States prior to the festival. Only works completed after January 1, 2003 will be accepted. There is no limit in the number of works submitted per entrant school. Grand Prize and Runner-Up Awards will be given for each category in each level of competition. One overall Audience Choice Award will be determined.
deadline: February 11, 2005
description: VisionFest student animation festival is produced by the School of Informatics at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). Awards will be given to visionaries in the categories of 2D and 3D animation short films as well as Visualization/Simulation and Sequential Art (i.e. storyboards, animatics, or comic book art). Awards will be given for graduate, undergraduate and high school students. The VisionFest program will include industry panels, seminars and workshops with visionaries and speakers from the animation industry. Along with the competitive screenings, there will be special programs of classical animation and special guest speakers. Submissions are open to high school, undergraduate and graduate students in the following categories: 2D animation short (Traditional/Digital Storytelling, 2D Animation), 3D animation short (Digital Storytelling, 3D Animation), Sequential Art (Storyboards, Comic books, Animatics), Simulation and Visualization (Educational/Informative Animation). Each of the above categories will be divided into three levels of competition: Graduate students, Undergraduate students and High school students. Submissions can not have been broadcast or distributed commercially in the United States prior to the festival. Only works completed after January 1, 2003 will be accepted. There is no limit in the number of works submitted per entrant school. Grand Prize and Runner-Up Awards will be given for each category in each level of competition. One overall Audience Choice Award will be determined.
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Off-Site Contests
Dimension Launches Global Design and 3D Printing Contest for High School and Secondary Students
National Design Engineering Show
MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 16, 2004--
"Extreme Redesign: The 3D Printing Challenge," to award $18,000 in scholarships to individual and team winners
The Dimension 3D Printing Group, a business unit of Stratasys, Inc. (Nasdaq:SSYS), announced today the launch of "Extreme Redesign: The 3D Printing Challenge," a global design and 3D printing contest for high school and secondary students that will award $18,000 in scholarships to individual and team winners.
Whether it's a new perspective on an everyday product or a fresh vision for updating a famous piece of art, animation or architecture, Dimension is calling on computer-aided-design (CAD) students worldwide to send in their most creative, useful and innovative Extreme Redesigns.
To enter, students or teams send a .stl file of their Extreme Redesign to Dimension along with a completed submission form, including a 200-word description of the value and benefit of the Extreme Redesign part. Dimension will then send entrants a 3D print of their redesign they can hold in their hands and evaluate. From there, entrants have the opportunity to make any necessary design improvements and develop a second iteration for final submission.
"Extreme Redesign is meant to challenge, inspire and financially reward CAD students worldwide," said Jon Cobb, vice president and general manager of 3D printing for Stratasys. "For any student who has ever had a unique idea for extending the capabilities or enhancing the aesthetics of a part, product or piece of art, this contest provides a venue for him or her to share their idea with the world. We look forward to receiving a broad range of entries from tomorrow's engineers, artists and inventors."
Final submissions must be postmarked by Jan. 31, 2005. A panel of independent judges from various industries will judge final entries on the basis of creativity, usefulness, part integrity and aesthetics. A total of 12 individual and team winners will be selected in February 2005 and will receive $2,500 or $1,000 scholarships. Four first place winners will travel to an awards ceremony at the National Design Engineering Show in Chicago. Complete contest rules and submission information is available at www.dimensionprinting.com.
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National Design Engineering Show
MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 16, 2004--
"Extreme Redesign: The 3D Printing Challenge," to award $18,000 in scholarships to individual and team winners
The Dimension 3D Printing Group, a business unit of Stratasys, Inc. (Nasdaq:SSYS), announced today the launch of "Extreme Redesign: The 3D Printing Challenge," a global design and 3D printing contest for high school and secondary students that will award $18,000 in scholarships to individual and team winners.
Whether it's a new perspective on an everyday product or a fresh vision for updating a famous piece of art, animation or architecture, Dimension is calling on computer-aided-design (CAD) students worldwide to send in their most creative, useful and innovative Extreme Redesigns.
To enter, students or teams send a .stl file of their Extreme Redesign to Dimension along with a completed submission form, including a 200-word description of the value and benefit of the Extreme Redesign part. Dimension will then send entrants a 3D print of their redesign they can hold in their hands and evaluate. From there, entrants have the opportunity to make any necessary design improvements and develop a second iteration for final submission.
"Extreme Redesign is meant to challenge, inspire and financially reward CAD students worldwide," said Jon Cobb, vice president and general manager of 3D printing for Stratasys. "For any student who has ever had a unique idea for extending the capabilities or enhancing the aesthetics of a part, product or piece of art, this contest provides a venue for him or her to share their idea with the world. We look forward to receiving a broad range of entries from tomorrow's engineers, artists and inventors."
Final submissions must be postmarked by Jan. 31, 2005. A panel of independent judges from various industries will judge final entries on the basis of creativity, usefulness, part integrity and aesthetics. A total of 12 individual and team winners will be selected in February 2005 and will receive $2,500 or $1,000 scholarships. Four first place winners will travel to an awards ceremony at the National Design Engineering Show in Chicago. Complete contest rules and submission information is available at www.dimensionprinting.com.
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This is a brief summary of the Contest. Please see the full [url=\"http://www.canesta.com/contest/terms.html\"]Contest Terms and Conditions[/url] for details.
[b]Phase One[/b]
In Phase One of the Contest, contestants will submit ideas for applications for Canesta’s electronic perception technology.
The judges will select ten winners of Phase One. Each will receive, free of charge, one unit of Canesta's electronic perception development kit.
Phase One contest closes: December 6, 2004
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[b]Phase Two[/b]
In Phase Two of the Contest, all contestants, even those who may not have participated in Phase One, will be invited to submit functional applications for Canesta’s electronic perception technology, created using Canesta’s EP DevKit.
The judges will select the top three entries in Phase Two. Two internships will be granted to promising students that enter the Contest.
The winning entry in Phase Two will be awarded $10,000 in cash. The second place entry will be awarded $5,000 in cash.
All top three contestants will be recognized in the press and will be expected to demonstrate their applications with Canesta at the 2005 “SIGGRAPH” trade show.
The top two student contestants in Phase Two will be offered paid internships at Canesta in San Jose, California during the Summer of 2005.
Phase Two contest closes: June 10, 2005
For more information please visit: [url=\"http://www.canesta.com/contest/\"]http://www.canesta.com/contest/[/url]
[b]Phase One[/b]
In Phase One of the Contest, contestants will submit ideas for applications for Canesta’s electronic perception technology.
The judges will select ten winners of Phase One. Each will receive, free of charge, one unit of Canesta's electronic perception development kit.
Phase One contest closes: December 6, 2004
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[b]Phase Two[/b]
In Phase Two of the Contest, all contestants, even those who may not have participated in Phase One, will be invited to submit functional applications for Canesta’s electronic perception technology, created using Canesta’s EP DevKit.
The judges will select the top three entries in Phase Two. Two internships will be granted to promising students that enter the Contest.
The winning entry in Phase Two will be awarded $10,000 in cash. The second place entry will be awarded $5,000 in cash.
All top three contestants will be recognized in the press and will be expected to demonstrate their applications with Canesta at the 2005 “SIGGRAPH” trade show.
The top two student contestants in Phase Two will be offered paid internships at Canesta in San Jose, California during the Summer of 2005.
Phase Two contest closes: June 10, 2005
For more information please visit: [url=\"http://www.canesta.com/contest/\"]http://www.canesta.com/contest/[/url]
The bruises fade but memories are made.
Off-Site Contests
2005 Adobe Design Achievement Awards
San Jose, CA; November 24, 2004 -- Adobe Systems Incorporated has announced a call for entries in its Fifth Annual Adobe Design Achievement Awards, which this year expands to ten countries and nine competition categories. The awards honor the most talented and promising student graphic designers, photographers, illustrators, animators, digital filmmakers, and computer artists from the world's top design, film, and broadcast institutions.
For the first time students from Australia, Austria, France, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, and Switzerland are invited to participate. They will join entrants from the United States, Canada and United Kingdom in submitting projects in nine categories including environmental graphics, digital illustration, digital photography/imaging, interactive design, print design, self-expression, and time-based media. Two newly inaugurated categories--animation and broadcast design--broaden the scope of this year's video submissions.
Using Adobe's design platforms, such as Adobe Creative Suite and Adobe Video Collection software, students submit projects and are judged by an independent panel of six judges, including such industry luminaries as Matthew Richmond from Chopping Block, Gail Anderson from Spot Design, Kathy Fredrickson from Studio Blue, Dean Velez from Gannett Production Services, Dava Guthmiller from Noise 13, and Frank Gladstone from Dreamworks SKG.
Judges will select winners based on overall impact, design execution and technical capabilities. Finalists will receive a trip to New York City to participate in the awards event, and an opportunity to showcase their work. Winners also will meet with leading industry professionals during studio tours and the ceremony. First place entries will receive US$5000 and a selection of Adobe products.
Students will be able to submit entries from March 14, 2005 to April 29, 2005. The entries will be judged in May, with the finalists contacted shortly thereafter. The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on July 21, 2005, at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City.
[url=\"http://www.adobe.com/education/adaa/main.html\"]Full Info At Adobe[/url]
San Jose, CA; November 24, 2004 -- Adobe Systems Incorporated has announced a call for entries in its Fifth Annual Adobe Design Achievement Awards, which this year expands to ten countries and nine competition categories. The awards honor the most talented and promising student graphic designers, photographers, illustrators, animators, digital filmmakers, and computer artists from the world's top design, film, and broadcast institutions.
For the first time students from Australia, Austria, France, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, and Switzerland are invited to participate. They will join entrants from the United States, Canada and United Kingdom in submitting projects in nine categories including environmental graphics, digital illustration, digital photography/imaging, interactive design, print design, self-expression, and time-based media. Two newly inaugurated categories--animation and broadcast design--broaden the scope of this year's video submissions.
Using Adobe's design platforms, such as Adobe Creative Suite and Adobe Video Collection software, students submit projects and are judged by an independent panel of six judges, including such industry luminaries as Matthew Richmond from Chopping Block, Gail Anderson from Spot Design, Kathy Fredrickson from Studio Blue, Dean Velez from Gannett Production Services, Dava Guthmiller from Noise 13, and Frank Gladstone from Dreamworks SKG.
Judges will select winners based on overall impact, design execution and technical capabilities. Finalists will receive a trip to New York City to participate in the awards event, and an opportunity to showcase their work. Winners also will meet with leading industry professionals during studio tours and the ceremony. First place entries will receive US$5000 and a selection of Adobe products.
Students will be able to submit entries from March 14, 2005 to April 29, 2005. The entries will be judged in May, with the finalists contacted shortly thereafter. The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on July 21, 2005, at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City.
[url=\"http://www.adobe.com/education/adaa/main.html\"]Full Info At Adobe[/url]
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Off-Site Contests
"A Walrus Character Contest - iPod Shuffle, Attention Graphic Artists!"
So, I thought I'd hold my own little contest for graphic artists that want to show off their skills to create such a character for me. The prize for creating the character I end up using will be an iPod Shuffle (a $99 value that I will order from Apple and have delivered to the winner directly). I will also pay the winner (an amount to be negotiated later) to create various instances of the character posed in various ways for actual use on my site.
[url=\"http://www.studiox-designs.org/forums/i ... entry10117\"]Link To Contest[/url]
just something i thought would interest some one...
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So, I thought I'd hold my own little contest for graphic artists that want to show off their skills to create such a character for me. The prize for creating the character I end up using will be an iPod Shuffle (a $99 value that I will order from Apple and have delivered to the winner directly). I will also pay the winner (an amount to be negotiated later) to create various instances of the character posed in various ways for actual use on my site.
[url=\"http://www.studiox-designs.org/forums/i ... entry10117\"]Link To Contest[/url]
just something i thought would interest some one...
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"Time is never wasted, when your wasted all the time" ~ Radio Dj/Unknown Source
"Death is the inevitable end to the suffering of the living." ~Unknown
"You were born an original. Don't die a copy" ~Murdoc Niccals
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"Time is never wasted, when your wasted all the time" ~ Radio Dj/Unknown Source
"Death is the inevitable end to the suffering of the living." ~Unknown
"You were born an original. Don't die a copy" ~Murdoc Niccals
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Off-Site Contests
[quote name=\'NSL\']Hello, and welcome to the National Sig League XBox Tournament! The following will break down the rules for everyone very clearly. Please read the rules and follow them to ensure your place in the tournament.
1st Place : (1) Limited Edition Clear XBox as pictured below
[img]http://www.gamespotasia.com/i/sc/consol ... /tn002.jpg[/img]
2nd Place : 1 domain name registered and paid for by the NSL, ASWELL as 1 year free personal hosting package from www.j-m-hosting.com
The rules are as follows :
Can I sign up for the Tournament ?
Yes, you sure can. Everybody is allowed to enter the tournament once. This is a FREE Tournament that is open to all!
What kind of Tournament is this ?
This is strickly a "sig" tournament
Is there a theme in place ?
Yes, there sure is. ALL sigs, I repeat all sigs MUST have a gaming theme. The style is open. Therefor, yuo can enter an abstract, vector, grunge, whatever aslong as it has a GAMING THEME!
What is a gaming theme ?
A gaming theme is a theme that pertains to games. XBox, PS2, Computer games, whatever. You can whip out oldschool games from the 80's if you want. Aslong as it is a gaming theme we are happy!
When will the tournament start ?
When we have reached the required amount to fill the brackets the tournament will be started.
What is the required amount to fill the brackets ?
Depending on a few things here, but we will keep you posted
Is the tournament set up exactly like the others here at the NSL ?
Yes. The Tournament setup is the exact same. There will be a JUDGING TEAM assembled of the HIGHEST quality, and we will be judging the sigs on originality, overall appeal, aswell as a few other things. There WILL be brackets posted for this Tournament and you will easily be able to follow who you are playing or who you could end up playing from these brackets.
What will the votes go to ?
The votes for this Tournament will be as per usual. First person to 5 votes moves on.
Is there a size limit to the sig entered ?
YES. Your sigs MUST be under 125k. This is a must. Any sig over 125k will be disqualified
Are we allowed to use animation ?
NO. There will be NO ANIMATION ALLOWED for this tournament.
Why is the NSL doing this ?
The NSL feels that good artwork deserves good prizes. We have been taking donations for THIS reason, so that we can GIVE IT BACK TO YOU, the user. We are happy to be able to do this for our users as we feel we have the greatest user's in the world!
This is amazing, where can I sign up ?
The sign up is located in the lobby of this section. Simply post your name before we close the thread and you are entered
There's the rules guys. And goodluck from here on in.
- Softcore[/quote]
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Hell cant beat that... win an xbox for doing something you love ^.^
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1st Place : (1) Limited Edition Clear XBox as pictured below
[img]http://www.gamespotasia.com/i/sc/consol ... /tn002.jpg[/img]
2nd Place : 1 domain name registered and paid for by the NSL, ASWELL as 1 year free personal hosting package from www.j-m-hosting.com
The rules are as follows :
Can I sign up for the Tournament ?
Yes, you sure can. Everybody is allowed to enter the tournament once. This is a FREE Tournament that is open to all!
What kind of Tournament is this ?
This is strickly a "sig" tournament
Is there a theme in place ?
Yes, there sure is. ALL sigs, I repeat all sigs MUST have a gaming theme. The style is open. Therefor, yuo can enter an abstract, vector, grunge, whatever aslong as it has a GAMING THEME!
What is a gaming theme ?
A gaming theme is a theme that pertains to games. XBox, PS2, Computer games, whatever. You can whip out oldschool games from the 80's if you want. Aslong as it is a gaming theme we are happy!
When will the tournament start ?
When we have reached the required amount to fill the brackets the tournament will be started.
What is the required amount to fill the brackets ?
Depending on a few things here, but we will keep you posted
Is the tournament set up exactly like the others here at the NSL ?
Yes. The Tournament setup is the exact same. There will be a JUDGING TEAM assembled of the HIGHEST quality, and we will be judging the sigs on originality, overall appeal, aswell as a few other things. There WILL be brackets posted for this Tournament and you will easily be able to follow who you are playing or who you could end up playing from these brackets.
What will the votes go to ?
The votes for this Tournament will be as per usual. First person to 5 votes moves on.
Is there a size limit to the sig entered ?
YES. Your sigs MUST be under 125k. This is a must. Any sig over 125k will be disqualified
Are we allowed to use animation ?
NO. There will be NO ANIMATION ALLOWED for this tournament.
Why is the NSL doing this ?
The NSL feels that good artwork deserves good prizes. We have been taking donations for THIS reason, so that we can GIVE IT BACK TO YOU, the user. We are happy to be able to do this for our users as we feel we have the greatest user's in the world!
This is amazing, where can I sign up ?
The sign up is located in the lobby of this section. Simply post your name before we close the thread and you are entered
There's the rules guys. And goodluck from here on in.
- Softcore[/quote]
( [url="http://www.nationalsigleague.com/forum/ ... y.php?f=94"]Source[/url] )
Hell cant beat that... win an xbox for doing something you love ^.^
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"Time is never wasted, when your wasted all the time" ~ Radio Dj/Unknown Source
"Death is the inevitable end to the suffering of the living." ~Unknown
"You were born an original. Don't die a copy" ~Murdoc Niccals
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"Time is never wasted, when your wasted all the time" ~ Radio Dj/Unknown Source
"Death is the inevitable end to the suffering of the living." ~Unknown
"You were born an original. Don't die a copy" ~Murdoc Niccals
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