Day 13!!

As an artist who has participated in several art contests, I can say that joining themed challenges like this 2010s fandom and ships contest is a fantastic way to push creative boundaries and connect with a community of like-minded creators. Contests held every two months provide regular opportunities to showcase your talent and gain valuable feedback. Submitting your work to a Discord-based contest allows for easy interaction with other participants and enables peer voting, which is a great way to learn from others’ perspectives and preferences. The no AI rule ensures that submissions reflect genuine artistic skill, making the competition fair and emphasizing originality. With a prize pool of $30 USD for the first-place winner, it’s a nice incentive, especially for small artists looking to gain recognition and a little monetary boost. I personally find that working on art contests focused on nostalgic themes, like 2010s fandoms and ships, sparks more passion because these subjects bring personal memories and emotional connections to the work. It’s rewarding to see your art appreciated by peers who share a love for these fandoms. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just starting, getting involved in such contests is a great way to build your portfolio, meet fellow artists, and stay motivated to create regularly. If you are interested, be sure to join the Discord server mentioned to get more details about the contest rules, submission deadlines, and community events. Participating in a recurring contest not only refines your skills but also opens doors to future collaborations and growth in art communities online.