World Wide Pressed Flower Guild

WWPFG
Promoting pressed flower art throughout the world

 

WWPFG 2010 Conference

Competition Guidelines and Policies 

General Guidelines that apply to ALL competition categories:

(Further specific guidelines that apply to each individual category are listed with the category description.)

Deadline for receiving artwork is October 12, 2011.

  1. You may enter only one submission per category.
  2. All entries must be done by an individual (single person).
  3. All entries must be original and not submitted to any previous competitions.
  4. Pictures must be framed unless specified by the category.  Frame size may not exceed 16"x20".
  5. Your name, address, and category number must appear on the back of the picture.
  6. All entries must have wired hanging aperture (no saw tooth or other small hanging apertures allowed).
  7. You need to file competition application and include $5 for each picture submitted.
  8. You need to add return postage to your cost when mailing in your artworks.
  9. All pictures over 8X10 must use acrylic instead of glass.
  10. You grant the World Wide Pressed Flower Guild rights to publish image of your artwork on website and other mediums for non-profit educational purpose.
  11. Include a return address label in a plastic bag, attached to the back of each entry. To submit competition application and pay for the fee and postage…

 

To submit competition application and pay for the fee and postage, please click here.

If you are mailing in your competition entries, please
send to

Elaine McMahon

21 Strong Street

Manchester, CT 06042

USA


Not permitted:

  1. No signature, personal stamp, or identifying marking on the front of the picture.
  2. No digital output, cutout images, or stamped images may be included.

All submissions must include filled-out application form and required return postage and fees.

Entry removal time is Sunday 10/16/2011 5:00PM.

Although the World Wide Pressed Flower Guild will exercise due caution in
safeguarding competition  and exhibit pieces, the Guild or its members cannot assume
responsibility for injury, damage, or loss.  Valuables used in the competition and
exhibits should be insured by each individual.

All entries are judged based on its originality, design, condition and choice of material, color, and craftsmanship. A panel of judges will score each entry. The entry receiving highest score wins. Our judges are well respected pressed flower artists.

The Theme for competition is “Autumn

Category #1  "A Beautiful Arrangement"

Create an autumn floral arrangement picture using pressed flowers.

The majority of the picture must be comprised of pressed plant material.  Watercolor, pastel, acrylic, or
oil is allowed on the background.


This category is open only for those who have not won a first place award in any WWPFG pressed flower competition.

Not permitted:

  • Artificial coloring or enhancement of the pressed material.
  • 3-dimension materials of any kind such as seeds, small twigs and branches or any plant material that is not pressed flat.
  • If matting is used, it must function only as matting and not as part of the picture design.

Category #2  "A Beautiful Place"

Create an autumn landscape picture.

Only pressed plant material (flowers, foliage, fruits, and vegetables) may be used.

Not permitted:

  • Artificial coloring or enhancement of the pressed material.
  • 3-dimension materials of any kind such as seeds, small twigs and branches or any plant material that is not pressed flat.
  • Drawing and/or painting of the background.
  • If matting is used, it must function only as matting and not as part of the picture design.
  • lamination or any type of coating on the plant material surface.

Category #3  "A Bountiful Harvest"

Create an autumn harvest picture.

The majority of the picture must be comprised of pressed plant material.  Watercolor, pastel, acrylic, or
oil is allowed on the background.

Not permitted:

  • Artificial coloring or enhancement of the pressed material.
  • 3-dimension materials of any kind such as seeds, small twigs and branches or any plant material that is not pressed flat.
  • If matting is used, it must function only as matting and not as part of the picture design.
  • lamination or any type of coating on the plant material surface.

 

 

 

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