Share Live it. Create it. Share It on FacebookShare Live it. Create it. Share It on TwitterShare Live it. Create it. Share It on LinkedinEmail Live it. Create it. Share It link
Youth Week competition
Entries for the Live It. Create It. Share It competition have closed and the winners have been announced:
17-25 age category
Sarah Walls – Little Boy Lost poem
Christian Dick – Faceblind photo
12-16 age category
Hugh Shipman – On the Phone, Leave Me Alone photo
Aliyah Snapes – Polish drawing
Thank you to everyone who submitted an entry.
The winning artworks and the highly commended entries are all featured on this page.
Live It. Create It. Share invited Armidale region residents aged between 12 and 25 to unleash their creativity to express their experiences of COVID-19. Entrants can use any form of creative writing or visual art to share their experience.
The four winners each received a $250 EFTPOS card.
Entries could be a poem, short story, photograph, drawing, sculpture or something completely different - to be uploaded to this website as a document or image.
The competition closed at 11.59pm AEST on Sunday 7 June 2020.
Youth Week competition
Entries for the Live It. Create It. Share It competition have closed and the winners have been announced:
17-25 age category
Sarah Walls – Little Boy Lost poem
Christian Dick – Faceblind photo
12-16 age category
Hugh Shipman – On the Phone, Leave Me Alone photo
Aliyah Snapes – Polish drawing
Thank you to everyone who submitted an entry.
The winning artworks and the highly commended entries are all featured on this page.
Live It. Create It. Share invited Armidale region residents aged between 12 and 25 to unleash their creativity to express their experiences of COVID-19. Entrants can use any form of creative writing or visual art to share their experience.
The four winners each received a $250 EFTPOS card.
Entries could be a poem, short story, photograph, drawing, sculpture or something completely different - to be uploaded to this website as a document or image.
The competition closed at 11.59pm AEST on Sunday 7 June 2020.
Please provide your details (contact details will only be used to contact winners or to obtain further details about your entry), then type or upload your entry.
Entrants submitting a visual artwork are also asked to provide a description about their artwork.
Please note, each participant is limited to one entry only.
To assist the judges, we cannot accept Mac page files or Keynote files.
To really make your entry shine, we also encourage entrants to:
Upload images as high resolution files
Upload written compositions as PDF files to ensure their layout is just how you want it, particularly for poems. Written entries can be typed into the text box in the entry form if you are unable upload it as a PDF.
