Please respond to this thread if your are interested with a link to your portfolio and I'll reach out to you to continue the conversation. I don't like to give deadlines, but unfortunately this one is non-negotiable.ĭo not send me unsollicited DMs. The final image needs to be done before January. I will gladly review your portfolio to see if your style fits my vision. I would prefer images that aren't too cartoonish. I want several smaller images either creating the words Love & Death or a stylish version of Love & Death with several themically appropriate images around. Similar to google doodles for a specific event. Google has the details.I'm a freelance RPG writer and I would like to hire an artist to make a banner/doodle for a creator jam I'm preparing. winner will be announced May 22 his or her art will appear on the Google homepage on May 23 and the 50 state winners will have their art displayed from May 23 to July 17 at New York’s American Museum of Natural History. In 2012, there were 2.85 million online votes, according to the search engine giant. The finalists are presented to the public for a vote from May 1 to 10, which leads to the national winner. This year, a Google team and selected celebrity judges - including Katie Couric, puppeteer Brian Henson and Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman - will narrow down the field to a winner from each state. Last year, Google saw its greatest number of submissions - 114,000 works of art from kids across the U.S., compared with 16,000 in its first year.

Now in its sixth year, the contest’s popularity continues to grow. Submissions for Doodle 4 Google will be accepted through March 22, by mail or download. “And, true, while it may threaten job security 20 years from now, it reminds us that we have work in an environment where we get to celebrate ideas and innovation with childlike enthusiasm.” constantly amazed at how someone in the fourth grade will submit a concept that closely resembles an idea we’ve had for another doodle that hasn’t been seen yet,” he said. Doodler Dutton told the Los Angeles Times by email that judging the contest each year is rewarding but also can be humbling.

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