Drawing Through Visualizing Competition

Competition on Visualizing Through Drawing

The ability to visualize something can transform the abstract into concrete and become more representational. This ability earned James Watson, Francis Crick, and Maurice Wilkins a Nobel Prize for identifying the structure of DNA from an early study. One of the skills you'll develop during the Camp Art and Learning sessions is to improve your visual imagination and draw things that aren't always in front of your eyes. We encourage students to participate in this competition by illustrating concepts and exploring your artistic talents.

The results of the competition are as follows:

Topic for category 6 - 8 grade

Friendship among planets

planet god au - ASHA NOZOMI DWIVEDI-1.png

Winner: Asha Nozomi Terasaka Dwivedi for Planet action towards sick Mother Earth

A universe where planets are gods. The 8 planets are very good friends. They always keep in contact even if they are busy. One day, Mother Earth or also known as Goddess Earth got sick. How will the planets help their friend? In my drawing it shows that every planet is sending some materials to Jupiter so that Jupiter can make a cure for the disease mother Earth has. They are also having a video call to discuss about her health and condition.

Runner up: Adwita Alankrita for Our Friendship Gift: Plant For Your Planet

We need to save our planet by saving our greenery, otherwise we must have to find other planet to live in. So from now only, we need to make friendship with other planets to habitate. So what's a better gift to our alien friends other than plants to start ecosystem there! Where Science may lift us, it should not be used as weapon against nature knowingly or unknowingly. With great power, comes great responsibility.

Winner: Garima Patel for Green Dreams: harnessing the power of Sustainable Science

Sustainable science is the bridge to prosperity through preservation. This drawing showcases my vision for sustainable science in action. It includes using algae for producing oxygen on space missions and designing sustainable homes using geodomes with algae as a covering material to provide privacy, oxygen, and energy using algae-based microgrids. Moreover, utilizing biomimicry, which is emulating nature- the ultimate blueprint for sustainability, to create sustainable solutions. The most crucial aspect of this vision is embracing our role as responsible and sustainable citizens to secure a preserved and prosperous planet for future generations.
Thank you!
(the border - an contemporary take on madhubani designs - inspired by miss.Avani's session)

Runner up: Vidhi Parasrampuria for Mom's Sustainable Kitchen

The painting I have made has been inspired by the concept of "ECO-FRIENDLY MOMS."
This is a depiction of my mom's sustainable kitchen.
With the growing carbon emissions and global warming, the need for sustainable activities are increasing day by day.
My mom's kitchen is a perfect example of a sustainable environment. She has a kitchen garden from where she gets her daily vegetables. No meat and animal products are used in her kitchen as meat is a major source of global warming. Further she uses a solar cooker: an energy efficient way to cook food rather than burning carbon emitting gases. She has bamboo cabinets installed in her kitchen
Bamboo can efficiently displace emission intensive materials. She even has bamboo paper towels, bamboo disposables, and glassware instead of plastic containers. She has a Zero Waste policy. The kitchen waste and the leftovers are churned and put into the compost bin. Similarly the waste water from the kitchen sink gets treated and then allowed to flow into the compost bin. The manure formed here then goes back to the kitchen garden.
A cycle is followed here with the least amount of waste produced. Reducing, Reusing, Recycling in the kitchen can be effective in reducing the effect of global warming!

Runner up: G. Jaya Harshini for Sustainability from the Roots

This painting shows how mother nature provides us with all the natural resources and how the human brain is being developed to use them sustainably by using technology.
The background images depict various ways of using resources sustainably such as using electric vehicles and public transportations like metro, using non - conventional sources of energy like solar energy, wind energy, hydroelectricity and thermal energy. All these are part of Sustainable sciences which means the science used to fulfill our needs without compromising the needs of the future generations.

Topic for category 9 - 12 grade

Sustainable Science

Rules for Participation

Eligibility: Students from classes 6 to 12 may participate.

Categories: There are two categories:

1. Category "High School" for students in 9 -12 grade

2. Category "Middle School" for students in 6 - 8 grade

Submission: Submission of entries will begin on 3 February and close on 12 February 2023

Rules for submission:

1. You may use any medium to make your art, e.g., pencil drawing, painting, etc.

2. Submissions need to be scanned copies of the artwork

3. Artworks need to be submitted in PDF, JPEG, or PNG formats

4. Dimensions of page: A4, A3. No other sizes would be accepted

Results: The winning entries will be announced on the Camp Art and Learning 2023 webpage on or before February 26, 2023.

Awards and certificates: Two awards will be given in each category. Each category will have a winner and a runner-up. Merit certificates and prize money will be awarded to the winners.

Participation fee: There is no participation fee, but you must be registered for Camp Art and Learning 2023 through paid mode.

Topic for category 6 - 8 grade

Friendship among planets

Winner: Rs 3000

Runner up: Rs 2000

Topic for category 9 - 12 grade

Sustainable Science

Winner: Rs 3000

Runner up: Rs 2000

Submissions Closed

Results will be announced on 26 February 2023