Official Matters About Primtings

Primtings Museum is lauching a photo contest – subject: the museum itself and the art displayed there.

To enter…

Between today and Monday, April 5, 2010, visit Primtings Museum, explore the artwork there, join the Printings group on Koinup (http://www.koinup.com/group/primtings/) and post your museum related photos there.

Each user can submit up to 5 images for a chance at winning some cash prizes!

Primtings TP Directory
(see also http://primtings.com/ )

Primtings Museum presents 3D interpretations by various artists of famous 2D paintings, and was born as a vehicle to explore how traditional 2D art can be directly adapted to the virtual worlds. Making a 2D photos of a 3D interpretation of a 2D artwork is going to be a special challenge but we look forward to see how the creativity of the contestants will develop.

The judges will select the winners the week of the 15th and the winners will be announced on Saturday the 20th, on Koinup and in-world.

Courtesy of patron Wildstar Beaumont, Prizes are as follow :
* First prize : L$ 5000
* Five runner-ups : L$ 1000 each

Moreover the winners will have their works on display at both the Primting Museum and the Primtings Patrons Party (P3)

TP to Primtings Museum now to take photos – and win!

* Please note that any images not related with the subject of the group and the contest will be removed at any time with out warning.

This Primtings PowerPoint Presentation should give you the quickest overview of Primtings Museum. For best view, click here to directly download the PowerPoint.

Primtings Museum is a sim-sized art gallery dedicated to primmed paintings – a.k.a. primtings. Its goal is inspired by the famous William Saroyan quote, “The role of art is to make a world which can be inhabited.”

A primting is an interactive exploration of a famous piece of RL art brought to life in the form of 3d prims. This can take on various different forms, such as a 3d recreation or extension of a famous RL artwork or… In its most awesome extent, you can walk into it – as in the

Primtings.com keeps you from getting lost at Primtings Museum. It is an online, sortable directory of… most primtings on display.