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I am excited to see the Rainy Days entries showing up soon. How will you see it and what you use for inspiration are all good things to be thinking about when building your creations.
But also keep in mind those thoughts when filling out your submission form when submitting it. Remember to explain how your creation is connected to the theme is very important. Click here if you want to read the blog again on how I explained the scoring in an IADR juried show "Why-is-the-theme-important".
So when you go into to fill out that form where it asks your interpretation and theme, this is one of those times that more is better than less.
If you were inspired by "Dancing in the Rain" with the actor Gene Kelly, say so. Or if a traditional Raindance by a native tribe inspired you... say so. Or another way of filling out this part is when describing your character you can say that they are carrying an umbrella to protect them from the rain. Or the little fairy is hiding under the leaf to protect herself from the wet rain.
If you were inspired by "Dancing in the Rain" with the actor Gene Kelly, say so. Or if a traditional Raindance by a native tribe inspired you... say so. Or another way of filling out this part is when describing your character you can say that they are carrying an umbrella to protect them from the rain. Or the little fairy is hiding under the leaf to protect herself from the wet rain.
It really doesn't take much to connect your creation to the Theme of the Show but it is important to let the judges see into your head as to what inspired you and through your eyes to see how you carried that inspiration into a wonderful piece.
A reminder to each of you that I do not have anything to do with the judging. These are only my thoughts and hopefully they can help you to in participating in our new Theme Shows for this year.
Bring on the Rain... we're ready for it.
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