Karen of WizardIslandDesigns has set our new theme for us!  The theme for April’s Challenge is:
INSPIRED BY KANDINSKY 
Wassily
 Kandinsky (1866-1944), was a well-known Russian painter who created the
 first purely abstract works based on non-representational properties of
 color and form. 
Please visit:  http://www.guggenheim.org/new-york/coll ... tists/1515  and check out Mr. Kandinsky’s awesome works for Inspiration!
PLEASE
 NOTE:  You can reference your source of inspiration in your description
 but please don’t post any photos of Kandinsky’s work alongside your 
piece, as it will constitute copyright infringement. Direct copying of 
any portion of his imagery is also not allowed.
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THE CHALLENGE RULES
Any
 EBW member may create one new beadweaving of your own design (not from a
 tutorial, kit, book, magazine, or class) in response to the challenge 
theme. Your work should be entirely beadwoven, or have a substantially 
woven component, to feature and promote our art form. You may not renew 
an existing piece, or list a tutorial or made-to-order item as an entry.
 
Members are expected to participate in challenges when 
possible, and required to do so once each year. Start the weaving 
anytime after the theme is announced. Complete and list the work for 
sale on Etsy by the 5th of the month of the challenge, before midnight 
Etsy (Eastern Standard) time. Your listing date is proof you entered by 
the deadline, and also determines your placement in the mosaic, so DO 
NOT RENEW your work until after the voting poll opens on the 9th. 
Your
 listing must be for sale for the duration of the challenge (not made to
 order), unless it sells from your shop. If that happens, please alert 
the moderators to your sale, and you can still participate. If you must 
reserve your listing for purchase, please follow Etsy's recommendations 
and edit both your title and your description to begin with: "RESERVED 
FOR (buyer's Etsy username, or designation of buyer's choice) ONLY." 
Etsy does not allow the listing of items not for sale, so reserving your
 entry to sell elsewhere or keep for yourself is not permitted. Please 
do not put your shop on vacation mode when you have an item entered in 
the challenge, or deactivate your entry from the time you list, until 
the close of the challenge. If you must be away from your shop, please 
leave your challenge entry active, with a message explaining the date 
the item will shipped if purchased."
WHAT INFORMATION MUST BE IN MY LISTING?
Your listing must include the following four (4) things:
1.
 The theme of the challenge. For example, “This (describe your work) was
 created for the Etsy Beadweavers Team (insert the month) challenge on 
the theme (insert the title of the theme).”
2. An explanation of how your work relates to the theme.
3.
 The address of our team blog where the voting will take place and the 
voting dates. For example, “Please visit our team blog, http://www.etsy-beadweavers.blogspot.com between the 9th and 15th and vote for your favorite entry.”
4.Tag
 your entry EBWC. This is how we find your entry. Please test this tag 
by searching "handmade" and "EBWC" on Etsy. If your entry does not 
appear in this search within an hour after listing and tagging it, 
please contact a moderator for assistance. Please do not apply this tag 
until after the previous challenge poll closes on the 15th, and remove 
the tag after the voting poll closes, so entries for the next month’s 
challenge can be featured. Please also post your entry in the Monthly 
Challenge section on our Free Forum, in the thread designated for 
entries of the challenge you are entering. 
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
April Challenge "Inspired by Kandinsky"
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I started beadweaving and I would love to be part of the group and compete. What are the requiremnets to be part of it? Is an invitation necessary?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely work everyone.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning work everyone. I'm amazed by the talent and creativity.
ReplyDeleteI will participate in this contest on the theme of the artist Kandinsky
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