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Cartoony Drawing Contest Showcase

These are the exciting results from the Creativity-Portal.com EASY Cartoony Contest announced in the May 2005 Creativity Portal e-Newsletter. Submissions were not judged on skill level or ability. They were judged only on creative effort and participation. How about that!

Contest Winner: Emma Thomas-McGinnis from Minnesota.

Honorable Mentions: Bobbi Fetterly, Connor Whiskin, and Megan Whiskin from B.C. Canada.

The Art

Drawing submissions were based on these simple cartoony lessons. Thank you to all who participated and allowed us to showcase their artistic creativity here!

"Ant" by Emma Thomas-McGinnis from Minnesota

"Ant" by Bobbi Fetterly from B.C. Canada

"Ant" by Connor Whiskin from B.C. Canada

"Ant" by Megan Whiskin from B.C. Canada

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