Princess contest rules UNDER CONSTRUCTION

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Entries to this contest must be:

free of sketch-lines
full-body, from head to toe
fully colored and/or shaded
drawn and colored/shaded only by the artist who is submitting the entry to the contest
if traditional, on clean paper (no lined/graph paper, no crumpled/creased paper; colored paper is acceptable if it meets all other listed conditions)

Submitting your entry

entries must be submitted to deviantArt
you can give your submission any title you want
your submission must thumb/link back to the main journal entry for the contest
send a note to CassidyPeterson with a thumb/link directly to your submission and be sure to specify that it is a contest entry

All stock and textures must be from deviantArt, and must be credited properly

This means you have to link/thumb DIRECTLY BACK to the EXACT IMAGE(S) you used. Not just say you used stock. Not just say who the artist was. You have to say EXACTLY WHICH PIECE(S) OF STOCK YOU USED.

One entry per Princess, one Princess per entry

You can enter the contest once per valid Princess, but you cannot submit entries with multiple Princesses. If you want to draw one Princess several times you must submit all variations as a single image, or else only submit one variation.

No embellishments

This contest is to draw Disney Princesses dressed as their respective villains. Not costumes "like" or "inspired by" the villains, but the actual clothes the villains wore. The only changes should be that they fit the Princesses' proportions.

Regarding headwear

If the villain's costume includes any sort of headwear (for example, Jafar's turban), you can draw the Princess wearing it or holding it if you would like to show the Princess's normal hair.

Keep it G-rated

These are child-friendly characters from child-friendly films. Entries to this contest should also be child-friendly. This means no blatant fetishes, no obvious changes to the Princesses' measurements, etc, etc...

Advertising the contest

All entries must link back to the main journal entry regarding the contest. Any further advertising you do is entirely up to you