So far this week about 40 artists have entered to win a custom-designed website from ArtFlock.com. All things considered, the odds of winning in this competition aren’t too bad—especially since there are TWO websites up for grabs, not just one.
If you’d like to enter and haven’t yet, read the rules and get your artwork in before midnight tonight. Voting will continue throughout next week, too, so you’ll still have a decent amount of time to try and catch up to the current leaders.
Here are some of the latest entries:
1. Twilight Dreamer by Jim & Lynn Lemyre
2. Shells in Space by Jitske Kelly
3. Poppy Garden IV by Carol Nelson
4. Oil Painting by Rebecca Milne
5. Tea Time by Julia Kapp
6. Pilgrimage to Peggy’s Cove by Bren Jacobsen
7. Smashmouth by Peter Culos
Check out days 1, 2, and 3 of the competition for more great entries. If you see one that you like in particular, please vote for that artist right here.
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