Showing posts with label Southern Breeze Writing and Illustration Contest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Southern Breeze Writing and Illustration Contest. Show all posts

Friday, October 14, 2016

2016 #SBreeze Writing & Illustrating Contest Winners...

2016 #SBreeze16
Writing & Illustration
Contest 
Winners


Illustrated Texts (fiction and nonfiction)

1st Place Last Pick, by Colleen Bennett
2nd Place Duck, Duck, Goose, by Sheri Dillard
3rd Place This is a Book to Read with a Worm, by Jodi Wheeler-Toppen

Middle Grade Novels

1st Place (tie) Miss Black Gold, by Jessica Vitalis, and Harvey the Bedazzler, by Dana Edwards
2nd Place Trailer Park Unicorn, by Mark McClintock
3rd Place Freedom Feet, by Joan Broerman

Young Adult Novels

1st Place: The Veritas Project, by Catherine Black
2nd Place: Desert Secrets, by Connie Fleming
3rd Place (tie): Between Never & Always, by Tosha Sumner
The Symbiotes, by Tim Carroll


Illustrations: A Day in the Life of a (Animal)

1st Place: Honeybees by Narges Jafari

2nd Place: Garden Kittens by Melissa Schultz-Jones

3rd Place: George the Giraffe by Blythe Russo



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Monday, June 20, 2016

Southern Breeze Contest DEADLINE

Southern Breeze Contest DEADLINE


This is a reminder of our yearly contests. Southern Breeze hosts a writing and illustrating contest, with winners to be revealed at WIK, and encourages our members to participate.

DEADLINE IS JUNE 30TH

You have 10 days left to send in your submissions.
Writer's contest and details can be found at:   https://southern-breeze.scbwi.org/contests/writing-contest/
Illustrator's contest and details can be found at:   https://southern-breeze.scbwi.org/contests/illustrating-contest/

We can't wait to see what you submit.

Good luck, everyone!

Monday, June 22, 2015

Have You Sent Yours in Yet?

That's Gladys, looking for inspiration. (Don't laugh--she beat me last year.)
So you read the title of this blog post and thought, what is Cathy talking about now? Because it’s always something with me, I know, but this is a BIG something: the Southern Breeze Writing and Illustration Contest!

Here are the quick need-to-know details:

*The contest is open to Southern Breeze members and the year’s previous conference attendees only.

*Entries are accepted ONLY during the month of June! Technically, till midnight on June 30th Central Time.

*You do not have to be present to win. (Winners are announced at the fall conference.)

*You’ll receive feedback from judges on every entry. (But you may only send in one entry per contest. The writing and illustration contests are separate contests, so if you are a writer and illustrator, you can send in an entry to each contest. Also, the entry must be uncontracted and unpublished. If an entry receives a contract after it’s been sent in for the contest, it’s no longer eligible for the contest. After all, a contract trumps a contest win!)

*If you’re a writer, you’ll want to get more information here. And if you’re an illustrator, check out the prompt and details here. Please follow ALL the directions so your entry qualifies for the contest, and send in your very best work!

If you win First Place in the contest, you’ll receive FREE tuition to the next year’s fall conference! But honestly, everybody’s a winner in these contests. They’re free to enter and you’ll receive valuable feedback on your work, feedback that you can build on to take that entry all the way to publication!

Yep, previous Southern Breeze winners—from 1st Place to Honorable Mentions—have gone on to be published in some of the biggest houses in our children’s industry. Which brings me back to my original question, y’all: Have you sent yours in yet?

~Cathy C. Hall