The rules as written first WERE:
No. 3 --All submissions must be completed using the original dot-to-dot picture. (no freehand drawings, different views etc.)
No. 4-- You can add detailed drawings to your dot-to-dot, adding shading or enhancements to background (clouds etc...) or details of ANY kind to make your dot-to-dot even more stunning!!
Number 3 has been modified with added clarification that will help in this discussion.
No. 3-- All submissions must be completed using the original dot-to-dot picture. (no freehand drawings, different views etc.) Original lines must be kept in the final submission. Dots and numbers, however, may be kept or deleted from final submission.
NOTE: Because it was unclear we will accept submissions this week but future weeks must retain all original lines.
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When you said St. Mark's square I didn't know what you were talking about, but now that I see the other image I know exactly what it is. I personally know it as Piazza San Marco. We stayed in a hotel about 100-200 meters away from the square on our Italy trip, the trip where I proposed to my wife. :)
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I think it would be better if you posted your submission at the end, so you do not scare off others. :P
I personally like this most of your 3 submissions so far.
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Nobody states it but it really lacks of details!
Impressive works Jeff. you make it difficult for others to post after that! Ho wait I'll have to post mine :D
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So mine is called Fifty shades of purple under a starry sky.
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Bump since it's been a while and going to start this later.
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Note:
So far there are 30 GA's for the first week... each week we will try to keep it at 30 GAs. This doesn't include future GAs for leaderboard winners!! (We only had about 35 participants in first week so chances of winning a GA is VERY HIGH!)
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That adorable little cat gets around!
It's adding character to your work... A signature
Since you added color to the landmark and drew a line as part of landmark, I would think although simple it may count as the coloring challenge. Have to see what lmxn says as host. It's his and EBSs call this week.
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I'm relaxed. It's fun to be different, but I'm happy to not be included in the color challenge in favor of more worthy entrants.
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Welcome to the second week of connect-the-dot challenges!
Vote for week 1 submissions
First week challenges: Big Ben Eiffel Tower
St. Mark's Square in JPG format
St. Mark's Square in PDF format
Simply print (or use paint programs), complete the connect-the-dots and submit your finished picture in this thread! For participating you will be invited to a special Steam group for GA rewards!
Here is an example:
Example of completed Dot-to-dot - St. Basil's Cathedral in Russia
Example of COLORED Dot-to-dot - used colored pencil, adding some detail
If you want to accept the ultimate challenge then add some coloring to your picture for next week voting will be done on colored submissions for winners and special GA entry!
Check HERE for details on your submissions and the event!
And don't miss out on the other challenge this week of the Sagrada Familia!
The ST. MARK'S SQUARE Challenge!
Where: Venice, Italy
What: Principle public square of Venice, with two of Venice's most iconic buildings (St. Mark's Basilica and Doge's Palace)
Interesting facts:
GOOD LUCK on the challenge! Let your creative juices flow and create some awesome St. Mark's Squares! (I mean, there will be GAs too, but those are secondary, right?)
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