Issues of 2022
One Issue - 100% Of The Profits Donated
An issue dedicated to featuring Indigenous artists, writers and businesses in Canada. All of the profit made from this issue will be donated to the Native Women's Association of Canada "which is founded on the collective goal to enhance, promote, and foster the social, economic, cultural and political well-being of First Nations, Métis and Inuit Women" (https://www.nwac.ca).
Issue 7
GROWTH | WA's first issue of 2022 will be about creative growth. It can be easy to get caught up in trying to improve, so with this issue, we want to take a step back and admire how far you have come in your creative work. WA wants to see one of your first creations and one of your latest creations. To submit to this issue you must include: 1) A photo/file of your work from the start of your creative career, and a more recent photo/file of your work. Make sure these photos/files are labelled clearly. You may submit as many as you'd like! and 2) The issue 7 Submission Form.
Issue 8
MOVEMENT | Movement adds excitement, drama, and overall compositional interest to an artwork. Images with movement tend to be very eye-catching for this reason; they drag the viewer into the frame, and force the eye to glide along with the moving elements. Movement can communicate mood; and rhythm, line, color, balance and space also play a major role in creating the feeling of movement.
Issue 9
CINEMATIC | The cinematic style that is employed in visual storytelling can be refered to as the composition, colour, type of film, camera, lenses, costumes, set design, hair and makeup, filters, editing, and effects used. It is a highly effective storytelling technique that can create images with depth and feeling. There are many ways to create a cinematic visual and we can't wait to see yours!
Issue 10
LINES | Lines are used to create shape, pattern, texture, space, movement and optical illusion. The use of lines allows artist to demonstrate delicacy or force. Curves may take us slowly uphill, or turn sharply twisting our mind as they turn. A line can express various moods and feelings.
How to Submit:
Follow Steps 1 - 4!
Step 1:
Take That First Step
One of the biggest obstacles an artist faces is self-doubt. WA wants you to realize your potential, but you need to take that first step.
Step 2:
Gather Your Work or Create It
We encourage all submitters to include as many pieces as they can for a better chance at acceptance into the chosen issue. WA prefers word, pdf, jpeg or png files. If files are large, send via a google/dropbox link.
Step 3:
Download The Submission Form
Download and fill out the submission form. This form will include space for your artist bio and you can clarify what name and pronouns you would like used in the publication.
Step 4:
Hit Send
Open up your email and attach your work and the submission form. Make sure to double-check everything before sending it off to wamagazine.ca@gmail.com.
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