Spoiler:
For instance, if I created a SOTW with the theme of "Superheroes" - you would design a signature with a superhero in it, or something to do with superheroes.
1 week after the competition has opened, I will close the thread and open a voting thread, which people will then be voted for by the community.
So, let's get down to the rules:
1.) No Ripping - There will be no stealing or using someone else's work, claim it as your own, and use it in this competition.
2.)Renders & Backgrounds - You may use renders, backgrounds, and other resources as long as they're not copyrighted, but you must put forth effect.
3.) One Entry Per Person - You may only enter one signature. Once submitted, it cannot be edited.
4.) Image Host - Make sure you upload your images to an image host, and not to the forums as an attachment.
5.) Voting - You may vote for yourself. You may only vote once with no other forum accounts.
6.) Begging - There will be no begging/asking for votes in any section of the forums or in-game (including IRC) or through PM.
Any of the above will result in disqualification.
This weeks theme is: Your thoughts on America! Since the 4th of July is this week, your signature will contain your thoughts about the United States of America. Good or bad, compliment or not, whatever your current feelings are for America
Size Limit: 400x100 pixels maximum.
Entries Close: July 10th, 2014 Polls go until July 12th. Warning: Dates may be postponed
To enter your submission, simply upload the images to an image hosting site and fill out the form below! Remember to PM the signature to yours truly. This rule has been installed to prevent any or most biased voting. Please try not to go over the size limit.
Name:
Entry:
I will post the entries(Without their makers names) once there is a substantial enough number of people, so as to prevent narrowing down the artists of each signature. They will be out in anonymous order. So remember to make a post here that you have submitted one and PM me. Also, please do not wear your signature so we can keep the anonymous rule working.
