ProSculpt Artdoll Contest!

The first-place prize will be "Sister Monvene Jane" an original artdoll created by Master Sculptor Jack Johnston. Mr. Johnston is giving his sculpture as a gift to the winner. It is his way of thanking everyone for the 30 years he was active as an instructor and fellow artist. The retail value of this original artdoll is $10,000.00. This is likely the biggest prize given to date!

The second-place winner will receive one case "12 1-pound  bars" of ProSculpt and on-line access  to all 8 of Master Sculptor Jack Johnston's instructional videos. Retail value of $640.00

Instructional videos-

1. Making an Artdoll
2. Costuming an Artdoll
3. Manking Santa Clause
4. Costuming Santa Clause
5. Making Artdoll Heads & Bodies
6. Making Artdoll Hands
7. Making Feet & Shoes
8. Making Press Molds

The third-place winner will receive 6 1-pound bars of ProSculpt and on-line access to 3 of Master Sculptors Jack Johnstons instructional Videos. Retail value of $300.00

1. Making Artdoll Heads & Bodies
2. Making Artdoll Hands
3. Making Artdoll Feet & Shoes

There is no charge to enter the contest and no limit on the dolls you can enter. The only requirement is that your sculpture be created from ProSculpt Polymer Clay, the artdoll must be an original sculpt and made during the duration of the contest. 

The ProSculpt needs to be purchased from www.makingartdolls.com. Once purchased, your name will be added to the entry list. 

All dolls entered in the contest will have an image of their doll placed in the doll gallery at www.makingartdolls.com. 

We are reducing the cost of ProSculpt by 30% off the MSRP of $24.99. The sale price is $17.49 and will remain in effect for the duration of the ProSculpt Artdoll Contest. 

**Please submit the required pictures to makingartdolls@gmail.com

To Properly judge the contest the following photos are needed. Without all of the requested photos your artdoll may not be judged and therefore not eligible for the contest. 

Please send the following images to makingartdolls@gmail.com

• Work in progress pictures
• Closeup of the face, head, hair or head covering
• Closeup of the hands
• Closeup of the feet or shoes
• Left and Right side of the doll
• Full front view
• Full back view
• Posed doll with costume and accessories

The sculpture will be judged using the following ten categories. To make it possible to receive the highest score you must show the head, hair or head covering, hands, costume, feet or shoes, and accessories if they are included in the completed sculpt. We will give the sculpture a grade of 10 possible points in each category for a total of 100 points.

Judging Categories, 10 points available per category.

1. Anatomy
2. Costuming
3. Hands
4. Feet or Shoes
5. Overall Craftsmanship
6. Gesture
7. Hairstyle or Head covering
8. Painting
9. Marketability
10. Mastering of Technique