New CIPLC Gecko

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Design a New CIPLC Gecko!

New CIPLC Gecko wanted! Tired of seeing the Geico Gecko on CIPLC’s website? The time is now to get rid of the Geico Gecko and create a new CIPLC Gecko. The art department challenges you to create a new Gecko to represent our school.  Wow your classmates with your artistic talent and see your Gecko displayed online and around school.
·   All submissions must be received by Monday October 10th
·   In order to be considered for the contest, each submission must be an original design.
·   All middle school and high school students are invited to participate; you do not have to be enrolled in an art class to participate. 
·   Each submission must include two (2) drawings, one in a profile (side) view, and a second from a view of your choice.
o Each drawing should be at least 5 x 5 inches and no larger than 8½ x 11 inches.
·   Submissions should be simple, neat and include only a gecko. Please do not add a background or any other details.
·   Each submission should be in full color.
   

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