What the heck, let's have a Star Trek contest!  The usual rules apply for a design contest featuring SnowBuni and the Sylvalagi.
   

Details:

1)  Artwork must feature AT LEAST TWO Sylvalagi characters.  Some of the choices include:

SnowBuni, Secret Agent Space Bunny
HoniBuni, Badgirl Bunny
SnuggleBuni, Financial BunnyGirl (RIP)
Whister, Indispensable Valet & Stylist
Boris Bear, Heavyweight Office Manager
Geralderson, Combat Horseman
Random, Wild & Crazy Undead Guy
Doctor Napalm, Bane of BunnyGirls
Dethret Officers, Dangerous Critteroids
TealFox, Mysterious Assassin and Happy Housewife
ZugBert, Lonely Mechanic
ShaddoPhase, Ninja CatGirl
KrystalPoni, Mecha HorseGirl
Malforms, Twisted Sub-animaloids
Robot SnowBuni, Curvaceous Mecha Assassin
Guppy, Friendly Flying Dolphin
Big Bunny Mobile Armor
Rosa Leporvore, Vicious Carnivorous Flora

Note that SnowBuni is NOT required for contest entries… contributors may use any combination of these characters (or any others which may have appeared in any previous SnowBuni print or online publication).

Remember, though, that all entries are pinups… and should include a goodgirl splash panel somewhere in the composition.

2) The topic is Star Trek, including costumes and events from any of the series, movies, books, comics, cartoons, etc.  Be creative!  Bonus points for clever originality, character design appeal, use of "Star Trek" theme, and artistic layout.  Entries may be humorous or serious.

3)  Please note!  This is a QUICKY contest, so we DO NOT need the usual multipanel pinup format.

However, each entry MUST have some TEXT, either as DIALOGUE, or a CAPTION, or both.

4)  Ideally, artwork should be proportional to 450 by 600, although I prefer to receive a *.jpg or *.gif which is a bit larger, say, 675 by 900.  This allows for a bit of shrink reduction and clarification, before posting.

5) PG or thereabouts, please.

6)  Deadline!  All contributions must be received on or before the end of the day (midnight) on Sunday June 28th, 2009.

7)  Since this is a quicky contest, winners will be determined by single judge (to be determined, but will be selected from our cadre of previous judges).

Our judge will determine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.

8)  First place prize is your selection of merchandise from Amazon.com ($40), 2nd place is $30 from Amazon.com, and 3rd place is $20 from Amazon.com.  If we have more than three entries, we may also implement additional small prizes.

9)  Artist who collaborate on a winning entry will win only ONE prize, which be split according to their mutual agreement.

10)  Only one entry per artist.  My own artwork is not eligible for the contest.

Ready?  Let's see how SnowBuni and the Sylvalagi handle the universe of Star Trek!

Jason Waltrip wrote on Jun 2^nd, 2009 at 4:06pm:


I decided that the Red Shirt contest idea was too restrictive, and, as you and Kyle Miller pointed out, there are a lot of oddball costumes in the Star Trek catalog (especially from the older shows).  Some of these I had never even seen before.
 

Jason Waltrip wrote on Jun 2^nd, 2009 at 4:06pm:


Actually, our universe may be contained within a vastly larger continuity... scientists have been studying the nonlinear acceleration of some galactic clusters at the very borders of our deep-space perception.  One theory suggests that these are being gravitationally attracted to vast, unseen structures outside of the visible universe.

The mind boggles.

jhwood9 wrote on Jun 2^nd, 2009 at 1:45pm:



Shoot, I've got too many ideas. Which one will I enter?

Kyle Miller wrote on Jun 3^rd, 2009 at 4:02pm:


The best one.

jhwood9 wrote on Jun 3^rd, 2009 at 7:30pm:


I recall that blooper reel. I don't recall seeing anything that would have caused a crisis at a Superbowl halftime show, but I was young at the time. BTW, it was against standards at the time to show the underside of a woman's breast. I'd say more, but I don't want to give away what I'm working on.

Rumor has it that Carrie Fisher had multiple "wardrobe malfunctions" while wearing her skimpy outfit in "Return of the Jedi," which required frequent adjusments by the wardrobe mistress.

Star Trek costumes at Google Image Search

Star Trek costumes at DeviantART

neeters_guy wrote on Jun 5^th, 2009 at 12:12pm:


Spread the wealth, Kyle.

Makes me wish I knew something about Star Trek lol!