Submit your drawings - 3 ways you can participate


Drawings can be created on paper or using any drawing software. Draw any subject you like, just make sure it is appropriate viewing for all ages. Paper drawings will need to be scanned and saved as JPG images so they can be uploaded. Check out our tips on preparing your files.
NOW CLOSED: Submissions are now closed for Drawing Day 2011. Get ready for our 2012 event

1. Upload to any art community

Art communities across the web are embracing Drawing Day. Submit your drawings to any of the participating websites.

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2. Upload to DrawingDay.org

Submit your drawings to DrawingDay.org and they will appear in our online gallery.
Your drawings will also be considered to be included in our official Drawing Day Book if you choose to give us permission.

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We will hand-pick up to 500 draings submitted to our website for and include them in the book.
Learn more about the book and how we raised money to create it

3. Draw online at DrawingDay.org

Draw online using our free HTML5 online drawing tool. Any drawings created will automatically be uploaded to our online gallery and also be considered to be included in our book if you give us permission.

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Tips for scanning or preparing your files for uploading

Online art communities all have different requirements for uploading files to their websites. We recommend saving your drawings using the following settings to ensure they are compatible with as many websites as possible.
- JPG files are the most commonly accepted format, we recommend using this format
- Resolutions of at least 1 megapixel will ensure good quality (1024 x 768 pixels) in either portrait or landscape format (or square)
- If scanning in a letter or A4 size piece of paper, scan at 150 DPI. For smaller size paper use 300 DPI.
For drawings to be considered for our book, they should be acceptable quality. The settings above are a good guide.