The theme for this contest is to create a poster (larger than 8 x 11) that creatively illustrates elements from the life, famous works, and characters of Edgar Allan Poe. Your design should reflect your interpretation of Poe's works or significant aspects of his life, from his eerie stories to his iconic poems, such as The Raven, The Tell-Tale Heart, The Fall of the House of Usher, The Black Cat, and more.
Size: Poster-Sized, larger than 8 X 11
Medium: Your design can be created using any medium (e.g., hand-drawn, painted, digital art). However, submissions must be in a printable format, and digital art should be submitted in high resolution (300 DPI minimum).
Content: The poster should be inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s life, works, or his characters. Consider including visual elements like dark or Gothic imagery, symbols, or quotes from Poe’s poems or stories. The focus should be on creativity, relevance to Poe's themes, and artistic execution.
Originality: All artwork must be original and created specifically for this contest.
Entries will be judged on:
Creativity & Originality: How well does the poster reflect Edgar Allan Poe’s works and life?
Artistic Execution: Quality of the artwork, whether traditional or digital, will be evaluated.
Relevance to Theme: Does the poster effectively capture the essence of Poe’s works or life?
Visual Impact: The overall aesthetic appeal and visual effectiveness of the poster in conveying Poe’s themes.
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For any questions or concerns, please contact Dr. Yanely Webb at ywebb@mdc.edu. Good luck and may the haunting creativity of Edgar Allan Poe inspire your work! |