Review of participation in an international Kid's Owl Art Contest.

Review of participation in an international Kid's Owl Art Contest.

Participating in an international Kid's Owl Art Contest was not just an artistic endeavor but a journey that unfolded into a delightful exploration of creativity, learning, and cultural exchange.

From the outset, the contest's theme, centered around owls, sparked a sense of curiosity and excitement among the participating children. 

This avian subject matter not only allowed for diverse interpretations but also encouraged kids to delve into the natural world, fostering an early appreciation for wildlife and ecology.

The process of preparing for the contest was an educational experience in itself. Children honed their artistic skills, experimented with various mediums, and learned about the significance of owls in different cultures. This educational aspect aligned with the contest's potential to foster a deeper understanding of the natural world and instill a sense of responsibility towards conservation.

​Draw and send your work according to the rules below. The pictures below are drawn by students.

​You will receive an email a few weeks after your application is completed. This is a certificaton for participants who can write their names in the email.

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​Due to the large number of entries, individually submitted works cannot be returned. You should keep this in mind when drawing. However, the organizer's response was quick and trustworthy, and I think it was a useful contest because it allowed you to know whether or not your work was received.