The Paper Cut Awards are well underway. All of the submissions are in and are open for voting. Visit the forum to cast your vote for your favorite submission.
The winners will be determined by forum voters, and by a panel of judges. Judges are allowed to submit, but in their judging process, they may not vote for their own piece.
Winners in each category will receive free One Monk paper miniatures sets of their choosing. In addition Moss Games has generously thrown in a $20 gift certificate for their products on RPGNow, and Armor Grid Games and Miniatures will also be throwing in a prize package for winners.
We really appreciate everyone's participation. It has been a great turnout for the first year. We have learned a lot, and we hope that next year we can take what we've learned and make it even better.
Papercut Awards
Introducing the first annual Papercut Awards!
The submission deadline for this year is July 31, 2011.
There will be three categories for submission:
1) Diorama - Can be created from any available figures and terrain.
2) Best Single Figure - The design must be original
3) Best Multi-figure - A group of figures, regiment, or multi-piece assembly. All figures must be original design.
Submissions will be in the form of photographs of your figure(s). For this first contest any figure done from anytime in the past is acceptable, or you may create a new submission between now and the deadline. In years to come only figures created in the time between the previous contest and the new one will be accepted. Submission will also be subject to all Hoard submission guidelines. Any miniatures or buildings included must be made of paper. Ground and other surrounding may be made of any other available materials.
Judging will be determined 50% by forum member voting, and 50% by a panel of judges (TBA). Judging criteria will include many factors, primarily Design, Modelling Execution, and Photography. Photography is only a factor due to the fact that if we can't see it well, it will affect the scoring.
Winners will receive fabulous prizes worth up to dollars (TBA).
Rules of entry subject to change. Check back periodically for updates. Have fun with creating your submissions, and Good Luck!
The submission deadline for this year is July 31, 2011.
There will be three categories for submission:
1) Diorama - Can be created from any available figures and terrain.
2) Best Single Figure - The design must be original
3) Best Multi-figure - A group of figures, regiment, or multi-piece assembly. All figures must be original design.
Submissions will be in the form of photographs of your figure(s). For this first contest any figure done from anytime in the past is acceptable, or you may create a new submission between now and the deadline. In years to come only figures created in the time between the previous contest and the new one will be accepted. Submission will also be subject to all Hoard submission guidelines. Any miniatures or buildings included must be made of paper. Ground and other surrounding may be made of any other available materials.
Judging will be determined 50% by forum member voting, and 50% by a panel of judges (TBA). Judging criteria will include many factors, primarily Design, Modelling Execution, and Photography. Photography is only a factor due to the fact that if we can't see it well, it will affect the scoring.
Winners will receive fabulous prizes worth up to dollars (TBA).
Rules of entry subject to change. Check back periodically for updates. Have fun with creating your submissions, and Good Luck!
Eco Friendly Hobby
One Monk Miniatures encourages the recycling of paper scraps created from paper modeling. Because paper comes from a renewable resource and can easily be recycled, paper modeling is one of the most eco-friendly hobbies you can have. Are we going green? No. We've always been that way.
Protect the planet by converting to paper miniatures, an inexpensive, and more environmentally conscientious alternative to traditional metal and plastic figures.
Brought to you in part of the up coming Arbor Day on April 29th. Please enjoy our small contribution to raise awareness.
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