ClarkFable

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r/Oilpastel•

Six judges each picked their top three out of all the entrants (without ranking them): so the finalist’s below all showed up in at least one judge’s top three. Note, the judge’s did not see any of the entries’ original upvote counts on their entry posts (or any artist’s statements contained therein)—but they will be informed of the upvotes totals in this thread when they make their final selections. I did not participate in the judging in the last round, but I will for the final selection—which ultimately will be based on a scoring mechanism that includes judge’s final votes, community votes (in this thread) and a roundtable discussion among the Judges (which we hope to do a week from this

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r/Oilpastel•

The time has come for our fourth r/oilpastel contest.  Please upvote this post for visibility.

The rules are as follows:

  1. There is a general THEME THIS YEAR: A Fleeting Moment (no further instruction will be provided on this)
  2. The work must be yours, original, and previously unpublished (anywhere);
  3. The work can involve other mediums, but it must include a significant (and visible) amount of oil and/or soft pastel usage;
  4. All entries must be posted before 11:59PM PT, Monday February 2nd, 2026;
  5. To enter a work in the contest, you must make a new image post in r/oilpastel **and the title must
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Given the feedback from commenters and dms, I've decided to move the contest back a month and extend it a month, so it will start December 1 and end February 1 (two months). There will be a theme, to be revealed on December 1.

With that said, please provide any ideas, comments, suggestions, criticisms in the comments below. PLEASE UPVOTE FOR VISABILITY

link to last year's contest announcement: https://www.reddit.com/r/Oilpastel/comments/1hq1odo/the_2024_oil_pastel_contest_is_here_details_inside/

link to last year's winners: [https://www.reddit.com/r/Oilpastel/comments/1ixxc

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r/Oilpastel•

I'm looking to run the 4th annual r/oilpastel contest during the month of November. Please provide any ideas, comments, suggestions, criticisms in the comments below.

link to last year's contest announcement: https://www.reddit.com/r/Oilpastel/comments/1hq1odo/the_2024_oil_pastel_contest_is_here_details_inside/

link to last year's winners: https://www.reddit.com/r/Oilpastel/comments/1ixxct6/2024_contest_winners/

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r/Oilpastel•

Ten judges each picked their top three out of all the entrants (without ranking them): so the finalist’s below all showed up in at least one judge’s top three. Note, the Judge’s did not see any of the entries’ original upvote counts on their entry posts (or any artist’s statements contained therein)—but they will be informed of the upvotes totals in this thread when they make their final selections.  I did not participate in the judging in the last round, but I will when for the final selection—which ultimately will be based on a scoring mechanism that includes judge’s votes, community votes (in this thread) and a roundtable discussion among the Judges (which we hope to do a week from today)

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r/Oilpastel•

Ten judges each picked their top three out of all the entrants (without ranking them): so the finalist’s below all showed up in at least one judge’s top three. Note, the Judge’s did not see any of the entries’ original upvote counts on their entry posts (or any artist’s statements contained therein)—but they will be informed of the upvotes totals in this thread when they make their final selections.  I did not participate in the judging in the last round, but I will when for the final selection—which ultimately will be based on a scoring mechanism that includes judge’s votes, community votes (in this thread) and a roundtable discussion among the Judges (which we hope to do a week from today)

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