Kids Victoria

Super artists of Victoria, here’s your chance to a part of something truly special. We’re looking for artists to submit their designs for the cover art of the 2...019 Junior Superheroes Calendar. The Junior Superheroes Project is a joint effort between the Superheroes of Victoria Volunteer Society and the Help Fill A Dream Foundation with one simple goal: to turn already super children into comic book superheroes. This is our 2nd year providing a once-in-a-lifetime superhero experience. Each child received a tailored superhero outfit, custom photo shoot and a near-life-sized movie poster of them as their super alter-ego. The selected nominees are all children receiving treatment or a support program here on Vancouver Island and have shared some pretty incredible stories of overcoming adversity. The selected artist will have their design featured as the cover on this year’s Junior Superheroes calendar. But will also have their original cover art design, as well as 5-10 of their other family-friendly artwork, featured the entire month of November in the gallery at the McTavish Academy Of Art. Submitted designs must be 8 1/2" x 11" landscape orientation, full color, and include or leave space to add: - Title: Junior Superheroes of Victoria 2019 Calendar - Tagline: Every child deserves a chance to show their inner superhero - Logos: Superheroes of Victoria & Help Fill A Dream Foundation (will be provided if needed) - Price stamp: $14.95 All submissions must be family friendly and free of copyright-protected material. Submission deadline is September 16th. All questions and digital copy of submissions (screenshot or scan accepted) can be sent to [email protected] or by calling (250) 508-2693. Artists must be prepared to provide, if selected, a high-res pdf copy of the artwork by September 24th. Show us that art is your superpower and help us provide these kids with an incredible start to another super calendar.

Awesome day with some great laughs!

Meets the guys working out of a backyard shed to give free 3D-printed prosthetics to kids around the world