Tough Enough To Care Art Competition 2024
Welcome to the Tough Enough To Care Mental Health Art Competition 2024!
We are thrilled to invite you to participate in our Mental Health Art Competition, a unique opportunity to combine creativity with a powerful cause. This year, we’re calling on artists of all levels—whether seasoned or just starting out—to share their vision of mental health through their art.
Why Art Matters
Art has a remarkable ability to express emotions and experiences that words often cannot capture. It serves as a profound medium for exploring, communicating, and understanding mental health. Art can be a healing tool and a way to offer support and understanding to those who need it most.
How You Can Get Involved
To enter our competition:
Create Your Artwork: Use any visual art form—drawing, painting, digital art, etc.—to express your perspective on mental health.
Submit Your Entry: Upload your artwork through our online submission form: https://forms.gle/TSxDhFYzNhYhDkkF9
We welcome digital submissions, including high-quality scans or photographs of your artwork.
And include a £5 donation here: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/artcompetition2024 to help support our crucial services.
Prize Details: Winners will receive an exclusive prize hamper filled with Tough Enough To Care merchandise and art supply vouchers.
Why Your Participation Matters
By participating, you’re not just showcasing your talent; you’re making a tangible difference.
Your donation will directly support our essential services, including support groups and our text helpline, ensuring that more individuals receive the help they need.
Key Information
- Theme: Mental Health
- Medium: Any
- Eligibility:
- Adults competition = (16+)
- Young artists Competition = (under 16s)
- Submission Guidelines: We welcome digital submissions, including high-quality scans or photographs of your artwork.
- Entry Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe1Y6DvGtThRMH_mzxxoOUYhwUgLx7b0Trn9z3S-glCXWn6CA/viewform?usp=sf_link
- Submissions to be in by: Thursday 31st October
We look forward to seeing how you interpret and represent mental health through your art.
