Category: Digital Art
Category: Digital Art
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Grade 3-5 Digital Art
Works of art that incorporate text, color, shape, and space. Works may also seek to communicate an idea or clear message.
Purpose
Using digital media as a medium to express oneself or to communicate an idea or message.
Eligibility
Open to students in Grades 3-5
Example Projects
Books or Album Covers
Posters
Public Service Announcements
Infographics
Original works of art using technology
Specific Category Rules
The digital art project must be presented in printed color form.
No computers or access to electricity will be allowed.
Spelling and grammar will be reviewed on narrative and digital art project.
Space will be assigned and limited to 3 feet per project.
Copyright information and credits are included in the narrative or displayed with the project (see below).
If a project meets the above rules it will be judged using the Philly MDC Digital Art Scoring Guideline.
In addition, your project should also include each of the following elements
Narrative description. (see below)
The narrative description/project summary is included in the Philly MDC Participant Packet.
Narratives must be detailed enough to provide the judges with any information to fairly judge the project. Attach additional pages if necessary.
A planning document displayed and clarifies the process used to create the project.
All projects should display the process used to create the project. This should be specific and as detailed as possible to give the judges the necessary background regarding how it was developed.
The document will not be judged for grammar or appearance.
You may choose to put it on your tri-fold display or bring a loose-leaf notebook with your notes.
Tri-fold displays are not judged, they are for clarification purposes only.
Copyright Requirements
The Philly MDC 3-5 Student Participation Packet includes a participation agreement that must be signed by all participating students on a project and their teacher sponsor.
Part of the agreement outlines copyright expectations, as well as other project requirements.
The Philly Media and Design Competition, although educational, removes the student's work from the classroom and therefore requires the student to get permission from the owner to use any copyrighted graphics, etc. Fair use does NOT apply.
Get photo releases signed by everyone in your project in any media format.
Disclaimer: To ensure that projects reflect students’ own creativity and effort, participants in the Philadelphia Student Media and Design Competition must adhere to an 80% human, 20% AI rule. Students should document and clearly report how AI tools were utilized in their work to maintain transparency and align with competition guidelines.
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