Feeling creative?

Enter this year’s art contest and have the chance to see your art on display at the National Portrait Gallery on March 3, 2012 and at the President’s Circle Dinner at the Four Seasons on March 9, 2012.

Girl Scouts celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2012 and this is your chance to create a piece of art that shows what Girl Scouts is all about in its 100th year.

Create a self-portrait, take a photo, make a quilt, create a drawing or even a graphic design about the 100th anniversary of Girl Scouts. Any way you want to express yourself - do it! Your troop can even submit a piece as a group.

A few rules:

• Contest is only open to registered Girl Scouts of GSCNC.
• You can submit as an individual or troop. Please include only one contact per submission.
• Your artwork must include the artist name, age, city, state and Service Unit, email, phone number and troop leader’s information.
• Your artwork must be no larger than 28 in. x 28 in.
• Finalists will be notified that they’ve made it to the top. Artwork not chosen as a finalist will be available for pickup in the Council office.
• Artwork will be judged based on its creativity and representation of the spirit of the 100^th anniversary of Girl Scouting.

Deadline

UPDATE: Saturday, February 25, 2012 is now the last day to submit artwork to your local Girl Scout office. The deadline has been extended from February 20. Please make sure art is received by February 25.

How should I submit my artwork?

Deliver to your local Girl Scout office: click here to find your nearest office. Or you can email electronic files and questions.

View the Portraits of Girl Scouting Art Contest from last year.