DHB said:
But the thing is that judging a contest on writing,and judging on drawings are just to fair apart.
-On the drawing side, you have to access the visual qualities it has and how it meets the brief of the contest's theme.
-Where writing is a judgement of doing the same but, the visual part being based on the mental imaging of the readers. I don't particularly see a written piece standing up to visual design...
But if there is a way. to get more people involved, go for it.
I'm just saying that a picture tells a thousand words, and judging between the two media might be to difficult in the means of being fair and just.
But the thing is that judging a contest on writing,and judging on drawings are just to fair apart.
-On the drawing side, you have to access the visual qualities it has and how it meets the brief of the contest's theme.
-Where writing is a judgement of doing the same but, the visual part being based on the mental imaging of the readers. I don't particularly see a written piece standing up to visual design...
But if there is a way. to get more people involved, go for it.
I'm just saying that a picture tells a thousand words, and judging between the two media might be to difficult in the means of being fair and just.
We can possibly judge them on separate categories. So rather than having a mix of media going for the same prize we can have art, writing, and possibly manipping categories for the contest. But then distributing prizes becomes a problem since I'm not sure how many artists would be willing to do 2-3 full drawings. At least I'm not sure if I could handle that, dunno about other artists