The Comics Youth Newspaper Project: Artwork Submissions Guide

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What do we want?

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The Comics Youth Newspaper Project is looking for artwork submissions from young people aged 8 – 25 made using a variety of materials (i.e. paintings, digital drawing, photography, collages, sharpie doodles etc.).

The theme for issue one is Hope

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Simply, we’re looking for artwork which is representative of hope in some way! That could include:

• a picture of someone or something that you find hope in

• an illustration of your favourite movie scene that shows an example of hope

• a six-panel comic book guide on everyday ways to live with hope (i.e. planting seeds and nurturing a garden or the simple act of recycling in a bid to save the planet)

• a doodle of a local spot or business that you think inspires hope in people!

How to submit work

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Work can be submitted in either digital or physical form!

Physical items of work can be sent via post (with a stamped address envelope if you want it back!) or dropped into our office at the following address:

Comics Youth Newspaper Project
Fourth Floor
76-78 Lord Street
Liverpool
L2 1TL

Please send digital submissions to amy@comicsyouth.co.uk with the subject title NEWSPAPER SUBMISSION followed by your name 😊

How to format digital work

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1. Please make sure the image you send to us is clear and of a high quality

2 Images can be any size / dimensions but the bigger the better!

3. If your work is digital (either scanned in or drawn digitally) then please set the resolution to 300DPI (dots per inch)

4. If scanning your image, you’ll need to make sure your scanner setting is manually set to 300DPI (it defaults at 72dpi which is too low!)

5. If drawing digitally, you can check your resolution in file settings or if you’re using Photoshop you can change resolution by clicking Image > Image size and then changing the resolution.

The deadline for submissions is 31st January 2020!

Click here to find out how to submit writing to The Comics Youth Newspaper Project.

And click here to download the complete Comics Youth Newspaper Project Submissions Guide Pack for writing and artwork.