Showing posts with label art festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art festival. Show all posts

Thursday, January 8, 2015

Press Release: The Love of IWZ Art



Starting 1st February through to 14th February 2015 InWorldz will be hosting the 2015 Art Festival. The theme is The Love of IWZ Art. This is a great chance to share your love art with the rest of the InWorldz community. All welcome to attend the event and if you are interested then join the InWorldz Events Committee group.

The event will be held on four InWorldz event sims and the areas will be set to PG. The event team are looking for novice to the most talented people on the grid. The event team are looking for 3D art (prim, Sculpt or Mesh), 2D Art (photography, oil, graphic art), Twisted and Torched Art this year. Apparently there will be 2500 prims allowed and the area is set to a 30 x 30 plot. If you need more space please IM either quadrapop Tree or Moontan Valeeva.

If you are interested in taking part then send in your application on or before 18th January 2015. The plot assignment areas will be sent out on or before 24th January 2015.

Contact Quadrapop Tree, Moontan Valeeva, EC or Jeri Rahja if you have any questions on the InWorldz grid.

Hat tip: Daniel Voyager

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Inworldz First Annual Fantasy Art Festival Announced

Nazz Lane sent us a Press Relase from Inworlds, concerning a festival in the virtual world Inworldz.

Following on the heels of the highly successful "Inworldz Dreamz & Visionz" festival, the founder of Alexanderia's Kingdom, Jeri Rajha, is pleased to announce the organization of the "Fantasy Art Festival" to be held in the virtual world of InWorldz. The festival is being hosted by the Elf Clan. This festival will be a juried event and applications are being received now for up to 35 plots (31 land and 4 water plots) for individuals or for teams of artists. Plots will be allocated on the 16th of January, and the group assignment/tag will be given out. The building will be completed by February 3 rd. Then the artists works will be open to view and the judges will begin their selections.

More information can be found in Nazz's blog "Lane's List."