NOTE 1: we're also open to habitat and environmental scenario type images.
NOTE 2: any organism is o.k. (even repeats). We are currently lacking in organisms from the plant and microbial world.
1. JPEG format only
2. 150dpi, 360 pixels x 225 pixels (2.4 inches x 1.5 inches) - landscape mode
3. Please leave tags (in following order):
(i) organism common name;
(ii) organism latin name, (if not sure, use "latinus latinus");
(iii) Artist name;
(iv) Artist website ("n/a" if not applicable),
(remaining tags) organism locale (city, state/county/province, country) - none or as many as you care to input.
4. It also helps if you attribute the following creative commons license in the description area:
"Phylo submission is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.0 Generic specific for use in the Phylo card project. All other uses as below:"
Then add any specific details you wish to highlight (like "please ask first", "actually the license is ok for all uses", "If you'd like to buy the bigger print go here", etc.)
5. Regardless of your specific details, it's a good idea to leave any referral websites so that readers can explore the rest of your works. This is just easier for readers to see, even though one of the tags you supplied is the same website (this will come up in the actual card itself if chosen).
6. Images chosen for card production will be uploaded onto our main Phylomon Flickr account.
What kind of image are we looking for?
This is the tough one. Ideally, one that will appeal to the graphic design community (particularly those involved in character design); the biodiversity research community; and (of course), the children who would ultimately immerse themselves in the Phylomon project generally. Not an easy undertaking overall, but if it helps, keep in mind that a connection to visual reality can be introduced at the design of game play (i.e. you needn't necessarily go for the realistic look).
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