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  • Graphics The Flood Before the Storm - Challenge Complete

    This challenge you must include raindrops in some way in the image and portray some sort of sadness of your character.
     
    Restrictions:
    Maximum image size: 1000x1000
    Minimum image size: 500x250
    Restrictions: Must have water in the image, specifically raindrops. We recommend utilizing unsplash:
    https://unsplash.com/search/photos/rain

    Coding Rain drops keep falling on my head.... - Challenge Complete

    For this challenge we're leaving it open palette however it must be predominantly blue. While we know water isn't technically blue we want the template to be. It can be anything you want. We can't wait to see it.

    Writing Pitter Patter - Challenge Complete

    Can you hear it? The heavy purr of the rain outside as it hits your roof and window? The splash as a car hits a large puddle? The thump as it hits your umbrella? The rain?
     
    Even after its gone, its calming. The smell of it in the dirt the fewer toxins in the air?
     
    For this challenge your character is to write something that includes it raining outside (during the rain, not before or after although it can include either). Do they like rain? Do they hate it? Tell us.

    Graphics Calendar Challenge: September 2019 - Challenge Complete

    September is the start of rainy season, the month of the forget-me-not and has sapphire as it's birth stone. Take these things and try to use them as inspiration for this months calendar challenge!

    Graphics If I were an Animal - Challenge Complete

    For this challenge we'd like a graphic with your character and an animal (or three) that you believe could be them if they were a pet or an animal. We'd like you to channel showing the feature or features that you believe personify it. If it's more personality then include some sort of text to explain it. We want to see the other side of your character.
     
    This doesn't have to be a wolf if your character happens to be a werewolf. It can be ANY animal you believe your character would be.
     
    Restrictions:
    Maximum image size: 1000x1000
    Minimum image size: 500x250
    Restrictions: Must have both a person and an animal in the image. Mythical creatures are prohibited.

    Writing Looking through the eyes of your pet - Challenge Complete

    For this challenge we want you to post from the eyes of your characters pet or familiar. If your character doesn't have a pet post it from the perspective of someone else's pet or a bystander animal. We want to see your character through a new perspective.

    Coding Goldfish - Challenge Complete

    For this challenge we want you to make a Thread Tracker using the above Palette. You must include at least 3 colors from the palette.

    Writing The Side Unseen - Challenge Complete

    For this challenge we want you to to show a side of your character that is rarely ever seen. If your character is a bad ass killer show us that sensitive bit to dogs or their family. For a superhero this could be their alter ego or even a moment when they are powerless. We really want you to dig deep into that elusive muse of yours and show us part of your character that you rarely get to write because its something that other characters have to dig out of them or can only ever catch a glimpse of when they think no one is looking.

    Coding Day to Night - Challenge Complete

    We're going to keep rocking with the color Palette Challenges that go with the challenge themes! This color palette is a day and night palette. You must use at least 3 colors from the palette in your final product but the final product can be any sort of code that you wish! Can't wait to see what you come up with!

    Graphics Duality - Challenge Complete

    For this challenge we want to see two contradicting or complimentary sides of your character. Please use one of the following templates using one version of the character on one side and the other side on the other. To keep them separated we chose to use black and white to make easy selections in your graphics program of choice.
     
    Requirements:
    Size must be the size of the original template image. (625x625) The white and black aren't necessary and only there to provide a template for your image. The two sides must fit within their part of the template with a clear divide between them. The image should show a duality in your character whether it be two versions of their good nature or the good and evil of it but two different sides and two clearly different themes from one side to the other. Here are the templates:
     

     
     




     


  • Challenge Winners

  • Challenge Rules

    Challenges are posted in a set (one graphics, writing and coding challenge) for each round.

    • Graphics challenges are prohibited from having direct site paraphernalia unless otherwise stated to be allowed in the challenge. This includes logos and site names.
    • Codex challenge entries may not have your copyright line until AFTER voting is completed. You may add it but the staff will hide it until then.
    • Writing challenges should refrain from mentioning site specific names or lore (while we can't fully ask that you do this for some challenges we do ask that it be limited wherever possible).
    • Each round can have up to 3 winners, however the winners must each be unique per set. This means that if you win both the coding and writing challenge you will only win 1 of those 2 challenges and the runner up will be given the first place space. The one that you are chosen for winning will be based on the challenge entry that received more votes overall based on percentage not total votes.
    • You may win 1 time, for any category, once per three rounds. This means if you win this set you will not be eligible to win for the next two sets of challenges for any category for the same site. You are eligible to promote other sites in the interim.
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