Find the results here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1000404034/ :D I’ve wanted to do a DTA for a while, and after doing a bit of design practice, i decided to give away these :) A DTA stands for ‘draw to adopt’. You draw the characters, and have a chance of winning them. Increase your chances by: - putting effort into your entry. - incorporating shape language or more interesting shapes/body-types. I already gave the designs a bit, but increasing it would be great. - writing a bio/story about your character. - do something interesting! A still drawing is very cool of course, but i’m more likely to remember your entry if it makes an impression :D Rules - All art must be yours, obviously. No bases, Ai “art”, or traced/stolen art will win, so don’t bother. - Deadline will be the 10th of April, with a one day buffer. However, i might change the date if there hasn't been enough entries. The results will be shared shortly thereafter. - enter for as many as you want. You most likely wont win multiple, though. - guilt tripping or putting down yourself/others wont increase you chances, so just don’t lol - please make your entry a remix of this project. It wont disqualify you if you don’t, but it makes it easier for me. - ASASD is welcome, should i be unable to post the results. Read more here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/879245114 - Any type of art works. You can use any medium (paint, digital, pencil, 3d, ect.), and any type of art (drawing, animation, ect.). - I wont necessary choose the best artist as the winner, but i will also look at how much effort was put into the piece. For example, an animation might have a higher chance of winning than a sketch. - in your entry, feel free to change the designs, as long as they are recognisable. In fact, if you incorporate things like shape language into the design, i might judge you higher. - i will write the rules for owning a design on the results project. - feel free to change the species of the design. They are all meant to be cats, but can really be turned into any other animal, even humans, as long as the design is recognisable. The characters also do not currently have genders, so do what you want on that front [: Credits: Art by Designs by
