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    • drawnbyshawn
      drawnbyshawn @theprairiefox last edited by

      @theprairiefox Cool, thanks!

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      • theprairiefox
        theprairiefox @drawnbyshawn last edited by theprairiefox

        @drawnbyshawn I got the specs.

        1. Due by Midnight on Sunday, June 7th, 2020
        2. Pages should be 8.5x11 portrait at 300dpi (2,550x3,300)
        3. Black and white
        4. Submit as .jpg or .png and email to info@artbuddies.org (If you can convert to .pdf that is preferred but not required).
        5. Design for elementary-age kids, Kindergarten-5th Grade (5-10 years old for those not from the United States)
        6. Please add your Instagram (or other social media) handle to the image

        Let me know if you have any other questions and I will pass them along.

        -The Prairie Fox
        https://www.instagram.com/theprairiefox
        https://www.theprairiefox.com

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        • Laurel Aylesworth
          Laurel Aylesworth @theprairiefox last edited by

          @theprairiefox Thanks for posting this. Do you have any prior examples? I don't typically work in vector art, and I'm assuming they need to be set up that way?

          www.laurelaylesworth.com
          instagram.com/laurelaylesworth

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          • theprairiefox
            theprairiefox @Laurel Aylesworth last edited by

            @Laurel-Aylesworth these do NOT have to be vector art. It really just needs to be some sort of black and white so that kids can color them. Basically line work.

            My pictures were just done in pen and ink and scanned in. I did convert to vector (just because that is what I do) but if you scan at 300dpi or higher you should be fine.

            If you are working digitally, just make sure your image is 2,550x3,300 when you start.

            Here are examples of what I submitted last time:

            OwletSwimming_NoLogo.png

            OwletReading_NoLogo.png

            -The Prairie Fox
            https://www.instagram.com/theprairiefox
            https://www.theprairiefox.com

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            • Laurel Aylesworth
              Laurel Aylesworth @theprairiefox last edited by

              @theprairiefox Perfect. Thank you! (And this is just adorable by the way)

              www.laurelaylesworth.com
              instagram.com/laurelaylesworth

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              • theprairiefox
                theprairiefox @Laurel Aylesworth last edited by

                @Laurel-Aylesworth and the subjects are up to you.

                The ones shown here I chose because I was under a tight deadline last time and was working with these characters already.

                Do note that the audience is VERY diverse. White, black, Somali, Hispanic, etc. So be thoughtful on that front.

                -The Prairie Fox
                https://www.instagram.com/theprairiefox
                https://www.theprairiefox.com

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                • Aaron_T
                  Aaron_T last edited by

                  What a great idea @theprairiefox! Looks like you were part of a series? Do you know, are they looking for collections like that or would they just take whatever sheets they end up with and put them together on their end?

                  https://www.instagram.com/aaron_t/

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                  • theprairiefox
                    theprairiefox @Aaron_T last edited by

                    @Aaron_T like I said mine just happened to come out that way because that was what I was working on at the time.

                    They will take pretty much anything (age-appropriate: Kindergarten-5th, elementary school, 5yrs old - 10yrs old) that you would like to do.

                    -The Prairie Fox
                    https://www.instagram.com/theprairiefox
                    https://www.theprairiefox.com

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                    • Aaron_T
                      Aaron_T @theprairiefox last edited by

                      @theprairiefox Cool...thanks!

                      https://www.instagram.com/aaron_t/

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                      • miranda-hoover
                        miranda-hoover last edited by

                        This is great! Thank you for sharing 💛

                        https://www.instagram.com/mirananemone

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