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Kids->Contests: "Native Heroes" Art Contest Announced: Kids- Take Up Pen and Brush to Draw Peopl

Posted on Monday, March 18 @ 13:58:05 PST

Keywords: kid's contest american indian drawing contest native american contest for kids indian comics

Source: Rob Schmidt, Publisher - Blue Corn Comics

Blue Corn Comics and Canku Ota are proud to announce a drawing contest for young artists. Our goal is to encourage kids of all ages to get in touch with their artistic side and their Native heritage. Participants will have fun, win rewards, and (we hope) learn something too.

Stumble It!

The theme of the contest is "Native Heroes." That includes the anonymous heroes who domesticated corn and built civilizations such as Cahokia, historical heroes such as Pocahontas and Sitting Bull, modern heroes such as Jim Thorpe and Wilma Mankiller, and personal heroes such as one's parents or teachers.

It also includes fictional heroes such as Tonto, Tony Hillerman's Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee, Thunderbird of the X-Men, and Billy and Drew of Peace Party.

You can submit drawings in one of THREE age categories: 0-8, 9-13, and 14-18. Each category will be judged separately.

For the full story, see Native Heroes Contest

SOURCE:

Rob Schmidt, Publisher of Blue Corn Comics.

Contest sponsored by Blue Comics.com and Turtle Track.org