Student Art Contest
Contest Rules
Create an ad to inform people about how reducing our food waste protects our planet.
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Important: All images and words must be CLEAR and easy to see from a distance.
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Include a specific, short message sharing your answer to the question, "What Does Food Mean To Me?"
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Artwork must be submitted online and created in landscape orientation, in color, created by hand, using crayons, pens, markers, paints or other art supplies, with the exception of highlighters.
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No digital creation is allowed.
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No cutouts, pasted on, or attached materials of any type may be used.
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Avoid using any brand names or names of stores in your artwork. Artwork including brand names will be disqualified.
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Upload artwork via online entry (April 22nd, 2024)
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Prizes categories:
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K-5th grade
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6th-8th grade
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9th-12th grade
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1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, and 1st place teachers.
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Winners will be announced (date TBD)
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By entering, participants agree that Food Waste Prevention Week and Sponsors can use their artwork for education and promotion.
Judging Criteria
Clarity of Theme
The work combines technique, expression, and organization through artistic and critical judgement to achieve an effective interpretation of the theme: How reducing food waste can protect our planet.
Creativity and Originality
There is evidence of imagination, creativity, and individuality. The result is distinctive and the concept presented in a unique way that is imaginative and inventive.
Organization & Clarity
The use of elements and the principles of art are used effectively and selectively to enhance the overall appearance of the work. Image and words are clear.
Prizes
1st place: $300
2nd place: $200
3rd place: $100
Prize Categories: Grades K-5; Grades 6-8; Grades 9-12
Prizes awarded to first place sponsoring teacher
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