Technical Art Competition:
Delivering Entries
Please read the Deadline for Entries for the Technical Art Competition
in Dates and Locations.
All entries must be registered by this deadline.
If you pay by check, your entry fee must be postmarked by this deadline.
See Entry Fees for more information.
If you haven't registered your entry, please see Registration.
When registering your entry online, please provide detailed information
about your art entry in the Notes to Judges section of the registration
form.
Mail-in Entries
For physical media or CDs containing electronic artwork, you must submit
three copies. After you complete your online registration, you will receive
an e-mail confirmation message with a text attachment. Please print three
copies of this attachment and tape one copy of the attachment to each
copy of your entry.
Important: Be sure to use the attachment and not the e-mail
message itself. Judges will receive this document, and it is important
that it does not display your name or other information about you.
Send three copies of your entry to:
Hewlett-Packard Corporation
Attn: Patty Morin
200 Forest Street
MRO1-2/J14
Marlborough, MA 01752
Contact Phone: 508-467-3835
Multimedia Entries
Only multimedia entries will be accepted at the Consensus Judging site.
You must supply your own laptop PC with your multimedia entry installed
on the laptop. When registering your entry online, please provide
written instructions and information about your entry in the Notes to
Judges section of the registration form.
Delivery/setup time will be approximately 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Exact
time will be announced. See Dates
and Locations for directions.
Notes to Judges
When registering your entry online, complete the Notes to Judges section
of the registration form. Some suggested examples are shown below.
Mail-in art:
- What design graphic tools were used to create your digital photography
or technical illustration entry?
- Did you have special requirements you dealt with during development,
such as budget restrictions, a global audience, translations, or length
of project?
- Describe your original ideas or approaches in designing the artwork
or photograph for this project.
- What are you proudest of?
- Why do you think this art entry is a winner?
Multimedia art:
- Exactly how do you launch it on the computer where it is displayed
for the competition? (This is very important!) For example, show a picture
of the icon to click.
- What features can't the judges see because they need the application
or because they need special equipment?
- What are the special features of the multimedia entry, such as videos,
voice, or animation?
- Did you have special requirements you dealt with during development?
- If it's a Web entry, are there any browser considerations? For example,
which browsers are supported (and your decision process for choosing)?
- Describe your original ideas or approaches in designing animation
for this project.
- What are you proudest of?
- Why do you think this multimedia entry is a winner?
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