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Queensland Youth Week 2024 Digital Art Competition

Thank you to all the young artists of Queensland who participated in the Queensland Youth Week 2024 Digital Art Competition! The submission period has now ended, and we are excited to announce that judging will be finalised over the coming weeks.

What's next?

Our panel of judges, comprised of fellow young Queenslanders, will review the amazing entries based on creativity, originality, and how well the artwork captures the spirit of Queensland’s young people. We are excited to see which artwork stands out and inspires us all.

Key dates to remember

Winner announcement: By Friday 7 June 2024

Got questions?

If you have any questions or need more information, feel free to reach out to us at QYW@des.qld.gov.au. Keep an eye on our website for updates and the announcement of the winner.

We appreciate your enthusiasm and creativity. Thank you for making this competition a success!

Survey

While you’re here, please take a moment to complete our short survey. Your responses help us develop relevant Queensland Government policies, programs, and services. All responses are confidential.

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Hey young artists of Queensland! Got a flair for digital art? This competition is more than just a contest; it's a platform to underscore the social and economic impact young Queenslanders contribute to our state through their artistry and innovation.

Here's your chance to shine and maybe even win an awesome Apple iPad and Apple Pencil, worth around $1,000 and perfect for making even more amazing art!

What's it all about?

We're looking for digital artwork that captures the spirit of Queensland’s young people. We want pieces that celebrate, inspire, and empower young people like you!

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Prize time

The winner of this competition will score an iPad and Apple Pencil pack, worth about $1,000! It's not just about the prize, though – the winner’s art will be the face of next year's Queensland Youth Week!

 

How to enter

  • Create your artwork and get it ready to send to us in a high-res PDF or JPEG initially (preferred) or PNG.
  • Submit your digital artwork below by the deadline 5pm AEST on Monday 20 May 2024. Don't be late! 
  • Each person can only send in one piece, so make it your best! 

 

Judging criteria

Your art will be judged by other young Queenslanders based on its creativity, originality, and how well it speaks to young people! We're looking for something that stands out and tells a positive story.

 

Dates to remember

  • Deadline for submissions: 5pm AEST on Monday 20 May 2024. 
  • The winner will be announced by Friday 7 June 2024.  

 

 

 

 

 

Tell us a bit about yourself.

While we have you, we would love if you could please complete our short survey. We use information collected through surveys like this to elevate young Queenslanders’ perspectives to help develop relevant Queensland Government policies, programs, and services.

Take survey

We can't wait to see what you come up with.

If you're curious about anything or need a bit more information, get in touch with us at QYW@des.qld.gov.au or check out our website for updates.

Youth Week Website

Your artwork needs to be something you made all by yourself - sorry, no AI-generated stuff.

Your artwork must be a digital creation (that's art made on a computer or a digital device).

We're excited to see something new, so it must be art that hasn't been shown off anywhere before.

Keep it G-rated – nothing offensive or inappropriate, please!

Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property?

Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property?

Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) refers to the rights that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have, and want to have, to protect their traditional arts and culture. If you use aspects of traditional arts and culture in your artwork, you will need to have permission...

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