The National Association of Digital Artists 
is celebrating 5 years with a
Special Anniversary Competition at The Pix Gallery

Call for all Emerging & Established Digital Artists

   We are seeking submissions for our open juried show
"TELLING STORIES" 
      What story will you share with your art?        

Cash prizes up to $500 will be awarded!    

JPEGS due: October 1, 2024        

Artist Notification: October 10, 2024  

Show Opens: October 16, 2024    

Juror: Kate Zari Roberts  

Submission information: All are welcome to submit work. Artists can submit up to 5 works. The juror may accept a maximum of 2 works from any one artist. Payment is non-refundable and does not guarantee acceptance.       
 

Entry fee for naDA members: $20 per piece  
You must enter nada5 in the discount code box, then click "apply" for the member discount price of $20 per piece (membership status will be verified)  Members selected to be in the show have the opportunity to put their work for sale in our gift shop.   
Entry fee for non members: $25 per piece 

Not a naDA member yet? All digital artists are welcome! Join here: https://www.nationaldigitalartists.org/join-now   

Submission Tips:
To submit work, click the green register button at the bottom of the page and create an account or login to your existing account.  

Our museum and gallery software recommends uploading files sized between 500KB and 5MB - saved as compressed high-quality jpg. The image-width of large pieces of art should be about 1900px. Files must be less than 5 MB. Images must be smaller than 5000 x 5000 pixels. Allowed file types include png, jpg and jpeg.  

Please email info@nationaldigitalartists.org with any questions. 

About us: The Pix was founded by the National Association of Digital Artists (naDA). At naDA, we serve digital artists and the digital art community by providing resources for exhibition, networking and education. We are dedicated to empowering artists and promoting digital art as a valid fine art medium.  

Icon image: Where Do Your Dreams Take You? by Barbara Braman