Hey, Temple kids. Here's your shot to be in the anthology. Now you've got no reason to gripe if there's no ATL work in there, eh?
"Want to have your work published and view by thousands of people? SCAD Sequential Art Department announces a call for submissions for the Anthology “Travel.” The anthology is published by SCAD and distributed nationally. The anthology is open to all SCAD students and alumni, not just sequential art majors, but anyone who wants to try to write and draw a story. The Sequential Art Department is soliciting submissions for the SCAD Sequential Art 2011 Anthology: TRAVEL .
As you travel during your break, you may find inspiration for a great story idea, reflect on a travel experience from your past, or just come up with something new and creative.
Deadline for submissions on Monday, January 31 , 2011, but it is never too early to get started. Utilize your time off during the break to get started early.
OPEN TO: SCAD Students and Alumni
THEME: Travel
LENGTH: 2-8 sequential pages
SPECIFICATIONS:
Size: Book size will be Digest Size: 5.5" x 8.5", Artwork Size: 4.5" x 6.75"
Note: This is proportionate to 10" x 15" panels on 11" x 17" paper.
Color: B&W (Grayscale): Flat grays are preferred over zip-tones. Tone will be created at the printer.
Electronic Files: If you choose to create your work electronically, files should be no smaller than
300 DPI B&W or Grayscale TIF.
SUBMISSION:
Letter Size B&W copies only (no originals)
Include page number and your last name on each sheet
Supply a completed Application or type cover sheet including the following:
- Title
- Full Name
- SCAD Student ID#
- SCAD Email address
- Phone Number
Stapled in upper left-hand corner (no plastic covers)
DUE DATE: Monday January 31, 2011, 5:00pm, Norris Hall Room 1A.
NOTE: Submissions not adhering to guidelines will not be considered."
4 comments:
Is rendering greyscale through markers or watercolors acceptable? Will slight variations in grey tones show up, or should our greys be flat?
It says "flat grays are preferred". This is to make sure the quality of print is as good as can be. You could easily do your submission with markers or watercolor but it would be a guessing game on how well it would print. The SAV people who will be determining which story gets printed know this and therefore may reject your submission on the grounds it won't look as nice printed as other stories due to these grayscale mediums. So I would recommend a more traditional line art with flat grays as the specifications state.
where can I find the applications mentioned?
Hopefully we will have the applications from SAV at the beginning of Winter quarter and will post it then. For now focus on your submission. Without that an application is moot.
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