Call for Entries: Mars Callins, Sketch the Future

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Mars is that the most Earth-like planet within the solar system; and therefore the just one where humans have conceived fixing colonies within the near future. a person’s mission to Mars has been the topic of fantasy and aerospace engineer-since 20th century. Private companies and government agencies like SpaceX and NASA, developing this infrastructure, are set to form this long sought-after human dream come true, possibly by the top of 2030.

In this illustration competition, we welcome participants to imagine taking a walk on this futuristic planet. We ask participants to sketch and illustrate walking through a future Martian Street, where movement through habitats and social spaces is explored.

The aim of the competition is to evoke the experience and feel of walking through a Martian settlement.

This competition is open for all the scholars , Artists, Graphic designers, Illustrators, Architects & Teachers from all corners of the world . Join this competition & explore a version of Martian Streets through your skills.

TOTAL PRIZES – 1,00,000 + CERTIFICATION + PUBLICATION

COMPETITION SCHEDULE:-
Early registrations – 1st November to 19th December 2020.
Indian Nationals – INR 600
Foreign Nationals – USD 15

Download the information related to this competition here.

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