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People just reserve their post in the initial days and then keep working little bit on their artworks with their creative skills and yes many of them submit it in the last 3-4 days to avoid showing others what they have come up so it remain unique although you can't copy someone else submission but still they keep it for end or say work more towards it in the last weeks.

Many prefer to submit their art work during the last day of submission, to avoid being copied or what and I see no problem with this.
This might be the reason why there's still no art yet, I personally still in the work in progress, don't want to expect that much but I'm putting a lot of effort this time.
Anyway, would like to know if there's any update with Roobet when it comes to their new games or new development?

There's lot of time to prepare and if you rush to create your art just to have an early submission then might create a disappointing art piece. Much better if you study the artist submission then try to create more appealing art than them. Although there's no guarantee to win at least that you did your best to win on the contest. For sure for long time span of this contest many participants learn a lot and they think properly on what entry they want to submit.

But it looks like it will be a bit more difficult to get it compared to the previous contest.
Likewise, I haven't seen any entries there either.
What you say is true, because the time constraints are getting shorter making everyone who takes part in the contest prioritize the completion of their work to make it even better.
And in making a good work of art requires a lot of time, the slightest mistake can affect judgment.

Did you also participate in the art contest held?

There's always that someone whose better than you and this is why it is really just right that you should really be making yourself that open minded or being that sportmaship type of person on which in every
competition or whatever you would really be dealing then you cant really assure about being the winner or would really be chosen. Artist would definitely be appreciating others works if they do saw that it is something that really worth to be recognized.
About those people who do talk abouts negative and trying out to complain on why they havent been selected nor chosen then just let them be. They dont really just know the essence of real competition.
They would really be throwing up blames and some assumptions that fairness is questionable or something that do talks about being bias.
There are people who are really just like that and its better to ignore those.

Well a true artist is never disappointed with his art. Sometimes it is the judge or peeps around us who are not able to identify the intensity of art and artist when they make it. It may happen that a particular person may not understand some Arts thus putting his mindset to the next one and that art could be bad in comparison to the master piece but just because a judge or viewer failed to understand affection behind it.

You can not force someone to like your art and true artists understand that this is the way for them. If everyone would have understood the Arts then world would have been a painted canvas already.

If lost then just kee trying.

One thing I believe is that, no body woke up one morning and became a great artist, every artist celebrated today had their learning period and in those, they created alot of art that got rejected by the public, rejection is actually a good thing for those who like to see even negative things from its positive angle, rejection is a source of motivation(though in disguise) which pushed the serious into doing more.
One should never be ashamed of being rejected, for fear of failure most times is the real cause of failure itself.

I believe a designer that is competent can acknowledge his short coming.  He will treat joining in a contest and losing as another good experience.  I don't agree that most artist feel shame if ever they lost.  If that's the case then we won't be seeing same artist participating in the future events.   

A good artist will always find failure a ground for self discovering and a new learning.  They take the losses to improve oneself and try again in the future.


The best way is to accept if we lose and use it as motivation to increase ourselves.  I think there is no better approach than that.

If comparing one's self to others is a thief of joy then the fear of being judge by others is another thief of joy. We must not live in other's expectation. You are not pick as a winner but it does not mean your creations are ugly, it's just there are other entries who stand out a little. It's a good thing actually to challenge your self and try harder next time.

Besides, there are still consolation prizes that we can get if we are among the top 3, 5 or 10. I don't know if Nike intends to motivate the people but it was still a nice phrase even it it's not intentional. It reminds us to stop making excuses but just to do whatever we have in mind except only the bad ones of course.

This is just to help those users who are questioning the entries of participants, but I think this won't affect the judgement.
Anyhow, this is one of a requirement now so better to have one as well. I still not see any entries yet, I'm sure everyone is rushing to done their art as we are lest than two weeks before the deadline. Good luck to us.

yes, the game of life is single player, the goal is to get better than you were yesterday, better to compare only with yourself than with the world
regarding art, always a good idea to improve your art and practice it everyday, polishing
seeing fails as ways to learn and improve instead of ultimate obstacles is a good one too

Let us not forget the logo of Roobet needs to be displayed on it somewhere. First this will prove its genuine artwork made specially for the contest that you are entering and secondly you should sign the art, may be put a unique mark of your username or something that will give more authenticity as compared to just sharing from hosted image site. That is even better for proving the ownership. When it’s digital art it’s even easier to put a sign digitally. For physicals it’s better to have mini boards around the artwork. And for even miniature artworks like mine in the pencil carving have some place to keep the sign on. Difficult but worth proving ownership game.

Yes you can also upload WIP gallery but only links with image hosting platform but only post the final images in the art contest thread as per new rules.But yes if you are making your original artwork and want to participate then you don't need to worry at all.Rest all depends on how much good your art is and team preferences.

Your art will be made in a progress and you have to make screenshots, videos as proofs of your art when you submit it in the art contest. It is one of rules from art contest and it is helpful for your to prove your ownership as well as to prevent cheaters to steal your art and claim it as theirs.

If you read and understand the rule of art contest, you don't have to worry like this.

Art contest usually lasts for 1 month that is long enough to make research, spend time to draft your idea, trials with some ideas and pick your final idea for your art. To be chosen as one of winners, your art must be beautiful in art style, match with the casino style and the contest requirements, better than other participants.

You don't need to get afraid about people's statement about your art created since as long as you create a original piece and not copied anywhere for sure there are people will appreciate it. Also maybe put it on your mind that your aim is to became more better so if your submission fail to win this month maybe you should comeback stronger and make the winners submission as a basis on what are those things you need to improve to increase your chances to win.

See participation is good in these contests but it doesn't mean if we don't have any artistic skills at all we submit an entry for fun because contest have some requirements also and standards.If you are genuinely submitting something and in learning phase it's not a problem but if we just draw something without any base and creativity it won't help us a lot so it's good not to participate in that case.
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Participation is free for all whether you do have the skills or not, whether you would be submitting for the sake of being competitive or winning the price or just simply just trying out to have some fun on included on the bandwagon. Its not really just that right on making up some discouragement just because someone couldnt really make some good art whether which category would be belong in.

We cant really deny the fact that there are people who are born to be talented but those skills werent be totally be on point but rather still having that kind of practice time and try out which these people
might be still starting up on the pursued career that they might be taking and also joining up competitions doesnt have any restriction on doing so.

If you do feel that you do want to participate then just do it but of course dont make yourself anticipate that you would be chosen because the fact or reality where the best of the best would be chosen.
You wouldnt be so dumb not to see in comparing your art with another artist which does have way more better.

See participation is good in these contests but it doesn't mean if we don't have any artistic skills at all we submit an entry for fun because contest have some requirements also and standards.If you are genuinely submitting something and in learning phase it's not a problem but if we just draw something without any base and creativity it won't help us a lot so it's good not to participate in that case.

I feel like that's mainly because most artists feel shame if they ever do something that is not beautiful, and they fear a lot what would other people say about it. So, let's say you are a designer who will design something for roobet, what if you aren't picked? How could you say that it would be a good thing or a bad thing? I feel like that's not going to happen that easily.

This is why I keep saying that the best thing to do in this case is to figure out a way to get out of this pit they put themselves into and just do it. Why do you think nike has the slogan "just do it"? It's not about being first, it's about being in the race, because then you already passed so many people and that's why it matters so much. I personally hope people can see that.

Participating in every contest is definitely a matter of pride, because we express and express all the ideas we have in the form of art. I'm sure everyone has an idea, but not everyone has the courage to express it and participate in the contest.
Here, Roobet is a place for creative people to be able to express all their expressions here. And what's even more interesting is that they will surely be enthusiastic because there will be prizes waiting for them if their work is determined to be the best of the best by the jury.

The art contest is a great and unique way Roobet have chosen to market themselves, so it is not entire a waste to the team whether the team like the arts produced or not,  and I would also say that there are seasons when they may also benefit from the contest much more, than the supposed high reward they are giving out to participants..
There are so many ways the casino benefit from the contest, and two of those ways is that...

1. It's a great way they get their community members together to have an exciting time doing something really fun and outside gambling.
2. The art contest is another good promotion for Roobet, and participants and creating arts and posting, so is the gospel of Roobet spreading, I actually learnt about Roobet through the art contest, even before I noticed their signature ad on this forum.