Landscape Art Challenge
This month's challenge invites you to explore Landscapes, from sweeping vistas and quiet rural scenes to city skylines, seascapes, mountain views, and imagined places shaped by memory or emotion. The guidelines are simple, and the process is designed to encourage fresh experimentation without extra hurdles.
Selected works will be gathered into a curated collection with your name and link included, giving you a polished, shareable presence. Finalists receive certificates and a group feature, while top artists are highlighted with interviews and a mini-magazine spotlight. It's an accessible way to test new ideas, connect with audiences, and grow within a supportive international community of artists.
Promotion Beyond the Challenge
Designed to deliver real value to your CV and to collectors. Plus lasting visibility beyond the announcement.
- Best in Show: $150 Cash Award, Artist interview, The Moir mini spotlight feature, Homepage feature, Free Blue Sky Artist Award entry
- All Selected Artists: Artist name, artwork title, and link on Curated Collection page
- Runner Ups (Traditional & Photography): Website feature, Dedicated Social Media Post, Art Journal Mini Spotlight, Free Blue Sky entry
- Community Visibility: Promotion across Ten Moir channels and partner listings
- Finalists (Top 15–20): Permanent listing, Digital certificate, Social highlights
- Shareable Assets: Badges & certificates for your website and socials
How to Enter
- Complete the form with artist name, website, titles, and mediums
- Upload artwork under 3MB, JPG/PNG, 2000 px longest side
- Confirm submission and check your email
Eligibility and Rules
- Emerging or Established Artists 18+ years of age. Open to artists worldwide
- 2D and 3D Mediums encouraged: painting, sculpture, mixed media, photography, and digital
- You must own the rights to the work and imagery you submit
Judging Criteria
Our judging criteria are designed to evaluate artworks comprehensively, ensuring a fair and insightful assessment. Artwork will be judged based on: Craftsmanship, Presentation, Interpretation of the theme, Composition, Creativity, and Technical Skill.