Submitting a drawing from artists in Canada and the United States is supported through a straightforward online upload panel. The process starts when a user initiates the submission, which unveils a panel designed to collect the artwork for review. Accepted file formats include JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and PDF, with a practical size limit that keeps the submission queue moving smoothly for everyone involved. After choosing a file, the uploader prompts for a concise title and a clear description to help identify and categorize the artwork accurately. Once the file is submitted, it is stored securely and placed into a review queue where staff assess legibility, composition, balance, and overall presentation. To help achieve the best possible result, artists are encouraged to scan original works at 300 dots per inch or higher or to photograph them with even lighting, minimal shadows, and a clean border. Cropping edges can sharpen the focus on the piece itself. If the artwork is part of a series, multiple images can be uploaded separately, each labeled and organized to preserve the sequence. If needed, a brief artist statement or a permission for use may be requested to clarify intent and rights. Submissions are accessible across devices and browsers commonly used in Canada and the United States, ensuring a smooth experience whether the creator is on a desktop, tablet, or phone. The overarching aim is to foster a welcoming art community that celebrates creativity while respecting the rights and privacy of creators, viewers, and the platform. Readers are invited to consult the FAQ for common questions about file formats, size limits, and how entries are processed, providing practical guidance and transparency. The invitation to participate remains open to both newcomers and seasoned creators, encouraging friendly feedback, collaboration, and lasting connections that can enrich the artistic journey.
Artwork Submissions for Canada and the United States
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