🌷Flower Festival - Flower Pressing🌷

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hello welcome to the flower pressing!


this is a prompt booth! you will be
drawing or writing about a journal where your boglin presses
flowers everyday, there will be different types of prizes
based on what you place(1st, 2nd, 3rd, Participant)!
You can earn a range of prizes from currency to a nice item!
Check out the posts below to participate!

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prizes

each participant gets 5 exp for
their flower whether or not they win!(You only qualify if your artwork/writing is finished)

3rd place: 10 currency
2nd place: 15 currency
1st place: 20 currency or a random item!

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how to participate in this booth:


for this booth you will be given a new list of flowers
each day to use in your "journal"
In this "journal" you will be asked to explain how the layout
of the pressed flower page is! I want you to be creative and include(for example)
stickers, pieces of writing, pictures, etc. anything you can come up with!
almost like a scrap book, but a creative journal/aesthetic page.

you have the freedom to do whatever you want with the given flowers
in your journal, you can show this through drawing it, making it on a website
or writing about it!
the best art, writing, etc. will win prizes, but all participants receive exp with a
completed form!



use this form to enter for each day;


Code: Select all

username;
link to signup;
link to flower pot;
journal entry;

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posting open!

day 1 list of flowers:
rose, lilac, daisies and carnations

[WildWhirl]

username; WildWhirl
link to signup; X
link to flower pot; X
journal entry;

[qvril]

username; avrils-showers
link to signup; xx
link to flower pot; xx
journal entry;
the rose was in the corner, acting as the beaming sun.
there were bits of grass pasted at the bottom, delicate and light.
the lilacs towered over the pond, which was a sticker, from a parade.
there were sticks around the border of the tan page. the daisy petals
acted as fluffy clouds, fighting for space beside the sun. there were more
sticks acting as a boardwalk, over the small pond. the carnations swirled
and curved over the tiny boardwalk. the different colours looked almost like
a rainbow, pasted particularly on the crinkled page. there was also a
little moth, laying on one of the clouds. dont worry, they werent glued
to the page, they decided to sit there, almost like a tiny bird, flying
and weaving through the fake clouds.

[VenomousParadise]

username; VenomousParadise
link to signup; <3
link to flower pot; <3
journal entry;
A dull yellow illuminated the ghostly white background of the first page.
Intensifying only around the laid out forms of the preserved flowers,
becoming highlights as it achieves a more-so bold outline around them.
The flowers themselves were positioned in a strategic placement,
With the bright Carnations and roses littering the bottom,
And the more pastel lilac and daisy's caressing the top.
Each flower held its common and scientific name beside it,
along with each a small poem, written in messing handwriting, that complements the symbolism behind them.
Within the blanks lay even smaller notes, drawings, and stickers that seem to become borderline overwhelming if not for their design.
The page completed itself with a small border of fashionable tape around all sides, and a few taped feathers that sticked out from the corners.

[Griff]

username; Griff
link to signup; Forum/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=4277621&start=40#p129446279
link to flower pot; Forum/viewtopic.php?f=87&t=4288317&start=30#p129481727
journal entry;

Kintsugi gave a soft smile, as she made sure her work was finished. Like her namesake, the flowers were laid out to resemble a piece of fine pottery. For today, she had pressed and arranged the daisies as the base of a plate, forming a white circle gentle patterned with yellow dots. The lilac took center stage, pressed into the center of the 'plate.' On either side of the lilac there were carnations, each in full bloom. Finally, for the roses, she used the petals to make smaller rosettes across the plate, making a background pattern that resembled her own coat a bit. Proud of herself, she arranged a few yellow daisies to make small golden cracks in the plate, and with the rose thorns put her own artists stamp at the bottom of the page.

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username;
credit
link to signup;
x
link to flower pot;
xx
journal entry;
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[nermal1999]

username; Nermal1999
link to signup; click to view
link to flower pot; 🌺click to view🌺
journal entry;