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31 October, 2016

ArtWanted.com Staff
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THEME: Eyes

DESCRIPTION: The topic for this art contest is EYES. They say that the eyes are the window to the soul. Submit your artwork of human, animal or monster eyes. Just make sure that the eyes are the focus on the artwork. Show off your talent and submit your eye artwork today!

CONTEST DATES:
ENTRY DEADLINE: 21-Nov-2016
VOTING STARTS: 22-Nov-2016
WINNERS ANNOUNCED: 28-Nov-2016

PRIZES: Everyone that submits an art contest entry wins more exposure to your artwork and kudos from your fellow art friends. The top voted winner of this contest will receive $10 in ArtWanted cash to be used for any product or service on our website.

RULES: Only one entry per person. Only artwork can be submitted for this contest, no photographs please.

HOW TO ENTER: Reply to this message and attach your contest entry image to your message. Your contest entry will be hidden until voting starts. Good luck!

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25 Contest Entries

Yury Yanin 01 Nov 2016

Voted: # 1

Daniel Mooney 01 Nov 2016

Cielidh's eyes.

Voted: # 2

Raymond Ramirez 11 Nov 2016

I am new to artwanted.com and I am still kind of getting use to uploading drawings etc. I may have accidentally download two drawing or more for this contest, the one that I meant to post was called "Just Thinking" . Sincerely Raymond Ramirez

Voted: # 3

James Corcoran 05 Nov 2016

Title: Old Apache Squaw

Voted: # 4

Carrie Hawks 08 Nov 2016

"Carmilla" - 8" x 10" Acrylic on Cotton Canvas Sheet, 2016. "Carmilla", written by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu was first published as a serial novella in the penny dreadful magazine The Dark Blue in 1871-1872. Carmilla is a vampire that preys on females and can take the shape of a monstrous black cat. Le Fanu's Carmilla is said to be the template that Bram Stoker used to create his famous novel Dracula 26 years later.