To share your awesome drawing, click here and follow a simple submission path that keeps the process fast, friendly, and clear for creators from Canada and the United States. The aim is to make sure every piece is seen in its best light, whether it stands as a bold portrait, a delicate sketch, or a vibrant digital composition. The submission portal guides artists through a few straightforward steps, from preparing the image to confirming receipt, and the team prefers files that are clean, high quality, and easy to view on various screens. When preparing the file, use a clean scan or high-resolution photo, save in PNG or JPEG, and aim for a minimum of 300 dots per inch if the image is destined for print and a smaller size for online display. The ideal file size stays under about 10 megabytes to ensure fast upload without compromising detail. Portraits and landscapes are equally welcome, and keeping the subject centered with a little space around the edges helps prevent important details from being cropped during processing. It helps to crop out noisy backgrounds and make sure the lighting is even so the colors reproduce faithfully on different devices. Name the file with a simple, consistent convention such as artist_title_version or title_artist_date to help the team sort submissions quickly. The description field, if offered, should describe the artwork in a sentence or two, including the medium used and the main theme. Submissions stay in a secure queue, and the team reviews each piece to ensure it meets guidelines such as originality and appropriate content. Creators retain rights to their work, while the gallery retains rights to display the piece for a limited period or as part of an online collection. If tweaks are needed, the submitter may be asked for a higher-resolution version or a quick crop adjustment. The studio respects privacy and uses the information strictly for submission processing and display planning, with access limited to the team. Once the artwork is received, a confirmation message appears, and artists can expect a response within a few weeks. During this time, the gallery may feature selected pieces in an online showcase, but the vast majority of entries will be reviewed without public exposure. Submissions from both countries are welcomed, and the process is designed to be forgiving of minor technical issues when the artwork is clearly presented. They encourage creators to review the guidelines before submitting to ensure the piece fits the theme and avoids prohibited content. The aim is to create an inclusive space where diverse styles and voices can find a home, and the team looks forward to seeing drawings ranging from traditional ink and pencil to bold digital art. In the end, submitting a drawing is simple: prepare the file, submit it through the portal, and await feedback.