Theme : The World We Live In

We all live in the same world but perceive it in different ways. Our rich experiences have shaped our distinct perspectives. The world has manifested itself to each of us in a different and unique way. What does this diverse world look like to you? Pick up your tools, use your imagination, and share the wonderful world that you see with all your creativity! We are certain that this will be a rewarding experience for you and that art and creative writing will continue to provide you with joy and fulfillment as your journey through life.

Art is a reflection of society, and the world we live in is reflected in the art we create. It can provide insight into the culture of a time and place as well as serve as an outlet for our emotions. Art like religion is also a manifestation of our need to find meaning in this world. From viruses and vaccines, the cure of disease, producing food for us to eat and clean water to drink, to powering our homes and making life more fun in terms of entertainment, how do you think science makes the world a better place? As we make our way toward an unknown future, culture has a crucial role to play in our survival. As humans, we naturally need food, water and shelter to survive. But equally important is understanding. To survive, we need to understand our environment, each other and ourselves.

• A world with blinded eyes.
• How does science make the world a better place.
• Food is not the issue
• A need for global reform
• Growing up too early
• Technology takes over
• Economic inequality
• Lack of expression
• A world divided
• Imagine a world without people

Words Limit For Creative Writing

• Grade Pre-Level, KG, Nursery (20 - 25 Words)
• Grade 1 & 2 (30 - 50 Words)
• Grade 3 & 4 (80 - 100 Words)
• Grade 5 & 6 (150 - 200 Words)
• Grade 7 & 8 (250 - 300 Words)
• Grade 9 & 10 (300 - 350 Words)
• Grade 11 & 12 (400 - 450 Words)

Group Names

• The Minions (Pre-School/KG/Nursery)
• Tech Turtles (Grade 1 & 2)
• The Mavericks (Grade 3 & 4)
• The Squad (Grade 5 & 6)
• The Ninjas (Grade 7 & 8)
• The Spartans (Grade 9 & 10)
• Mind Benders (Grade 11 & 12)

Scoring Criteria

• DRAWING: (50 points) What precision the participant endeavored to follow the topic.
• CREATIVITY: (30 points) The creative insights a student can use.
• DECOR: (20 points) Neatness, uses of medium, presentation method, Etc.

Note :

• This competition is for two-dimensional artwork in any media, e.g., drawings using pencil, crayons, pastels, charcoal or ink; paintings using watercolor, acrylic, or oil; mixed media, collages, etc.
• Entries may be abstract or realistic, or anything in between. Only your own original artwork should be submitted.