Next Up for the Crypto Logo Art Challenge: XRP
Welcome to the Third Logo Art Challenge! As we gear up for the launch of The Creative Crypto Magazine (@creativecrypto) we're hosting some fun and creative crypto art exercises. To draw more into the conversation, we're building out a grassroots network via our Facebook Page and Twitter. Across all platforms - engagement towards crypto-based creativity has been amazing. It's been a lot of fun to build up an audience outside of Steemit and begin to reign in some internet-surfers back towards our hometown blockchain (Steem). With this ongoing series, we're calling all artists, graphic designers and craftspeople of the world.
In the spirit of crypto-creativity we ask that you -
Pick a famous artist (Picasso, Van Gogh, David Hockney, Michelangelo) whoever you want - or style (cubism, pointilism, bauhaus, deconstructivism, impressionism, etc.) and interpret the Ripple logo into that style. Other components of the image (background, details, other elements) are completely up to your imagination.
Next up, Ripple!
Again, don't worry Steemit fam, Steem is coming too! Last week we continued with Ethereum. And now, we're continuing to work down the crypto foodchain. All the while we’ll be sharing your creations through twitter and facebook.
Crypto Art Challenge Guidelines
- Follow our magazine @creativecrypto! (Learn more, here.)
- Create 1 image (1000 by 600px) using the Ripple logo (above)
- Author a post explaining the art style or artist that you were inspired by
- Publish a Steemit post using the hashtag #creativecrypto
- Share a link to your post + image in the comments by Wednesday, 10pm EST
The top 5 creations will receive 25% votes from @sndbox and be showcased on The Creative Crypto media outlets. All entries that follow the guidelines will receive a partial vote (1% - 5%) depending on number of entries. We'll be sharing these images all over our social media!
Looking for inspiration?
Take a look at the amazing submissions from our Bitcoin challenge:
Here are a few more out of our Ethereum challenge earlier this week:
