Congratulations to our Sixth Round Winners!
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10th Annual Create a Greeting Card Scholarship Contest – Round 7 Winners Announced!
We are pleased to announce there were 11 winners this round instead of the usual 10. The 10th and 11th place entries were tied with the same…
I really love that one with the red tree. The colors are so rich.
The snowglobe is a cute idea. I love snowglobes and haven’t seen many cards with them on it. The deer biting the snowman’s nose is adorable too!
Loving 1952! Looks like a lot of time and patience went into that one.
2199 is adorable! Very sweet idea.
is that a tree in a boat? different idea than the usual. balloons are cool too for birthday cards.
2056 is really nice. Very festive and nostalgic.
Is 1866 a drawing or a photo? Can’t even tell!
these are such talented kids. cant believe it.
That is some prize! The money will really go far for a student and all the expenses.
Great round of cards! This may be my favorite winners so far!
OUTSTANDING EVERYONE! All the entrants should be so proud to have made it this far and gotten some recognition. Best of luck!
Such a shame they all can’t win. What talent!
That Santa with the text is pretty cool. Amazing how these kids come up with such good ideas.
Each round you show gets better and better. The work is all stunning!
Wonderful submissions! Good luck to you all!
I really like 2086 – it is colorful and makes me think of the holidays!
The black and white house in the snow – # 1866 – is beautiful! It has my vote!
They’re all well done but I love the snow globe. It’s really special!
#1684 is delightful and unique. I think it would make an outstanding card.
Wow! How can you beat#1952? The flowers look so lifelike and colorful. This is a great group of finalists.
2077 has so much detail. This one took a lot of time and effort.
Some of the work is truly incredible. I would love to know more about the materials used and the creative process.
Just loving #2086. Would look great on a card! I’d buy it!
2199 stands out for being something different and such a fun, sweet idea. Very good!
I just adore the card of the Christmas lights! I love the bright colors.
WOW just WOW – the detail and time that was put into the black and white winter theme with the house, I’m very impressed! It astounds me the talent that is displayed by the entries.
This isn’t an easy contest to judge. The entries are all really good.
Was a winner chosen yet? Great illustrations to choose from!
Your company is to be applauded for the scholarship program. You are encouraging creativity and rewarding it, too! Congratulations to all the finalists and best of luck in the future!
The nativity is very pretty. Is that watercolor? I like the look of it very much!
The illustration of the balloons is phenomenal. The detail and care given to that drawing is quite remarkable and makes it look almost real. Very talented artist!
# 2056 – love the colors and love snow globes! Good Luck to all of the artists!
By the end of the year there will be so many designs – what a difficult choice. Can’t wait to see the winning card for 2016 and read about the student who designed it.
The first one is my favorite from the round. I will have to go back and see some of the older entries that I missed. I like looking through all the different and creative ideas.
The decorated Christmas tree floating in the boat is really different, it looks so peaceful, I like it.
The work is quite impressive to see from young artists. They have great futures ahead of them all!
Incredible work and talent all around. This scholarship really brings out the best!
Wow so much creativity! Love this scholarship, really challenges kids!
Can I vote for everyone to win? They really are all just so good.
The red Christmas flowers are drawn so well. Takes such talent!
The balloons are remarkable. This is a really wonderful contest. It is unfortunate how the arts often get cut out of schools now and it is great to see a company encouraging and supporting it.
I am always impressed with the quality and amount of work this contest inspires. I always encourage my students to enter and hope to see one win someday.