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Readers are invited to share their drawings with The Magazine for publication on both the print edition and the official site, a chance that resonates particularly in Canada and the United States where the magazine has a strong, art loving audience. The program is designed to celebrate the creative work of readers who bring fresh style, color, and perspective to each issue. Submitting artwork is simple and clear; the process starts with preparing a high quality digital image that accurately represents the piece, adding a concise title, a short caption, and a brief artist bio. Submissions should be sent through the designated submission page and should arrive with the creator’s name, location, and a confirmation that the work is original. Acceptable file formats include JPEG, PNG, and TIFF, with a recommended resolution of 300 dots per inch or higher to ensure sharp printing and crisp online display; vector exports are welcome when a high quality raster export is provided. The color space should be sRGB, and the image should be sized to fit the publication grid while preserving the integrity of the artwork. The magazine will typically request permission to crop or adjust the image to align with page layouts, a step taken with care to preserve the core elements and the mood of the piece. Copyright remains with the artist, but by submitting the work The Magazine and themagazine gain a non exclusive license to publish the piece in print and online, and to reuse the artwork in promotional material such as social posts and email newsletters. This arrangement makes it possible for readers in North America to see exciting new drawings, often alongside professional features and editorials. The magazine also runs reader art contests on occasion, offering attractive prizes that celebrate creativity and community; winners are highlighted on the platform and in selected issues. Submissions are reviewed by editors who look for originality, technical quality, and alignment with the publication ethos; the review cycle typically takes a few weeks, and accepted pieces may appear in upcoming issues or on the site. To participate, artists should ensure that their work complies with copyright rules, avoids infringing content, and remains appropriate for a broad audience. The aim is to create a welcoming, inclusive space where emerging artists can gain exposure while readers enjoy a diverse gallery of styles and subjects. When a submission is chosen for publication, the artist will be contacted through the submission channel with next steps, and the story behind the artwork may be shared in a short bio alongside the image. In short, The Magazine invites readers and creators from Canada and the United States to contribute their drawings, to be part of a living archive that travels beyond the page and into digital spaces, inspiring others to pick up a pencil, a brush, or a tablet and imagine new possibilities; the invitation promises a respectful, collaborative process where art is celebrated and shared with a broad audience, and where everyone can imagine their own work on the page and on the site.