UPDATE: Multiple entries are allowed provided you sequentially number your zip files i.e 1,2,3,4... with each submission.
Welcome to the FPSC Comic Contest, the aim of the competition is simple, to
produce the best sequence of eight images which tell the whole or part of a story, the end result must flow like a comic strip.
You must use FPS Creator (X9/X10)to create the scenery and position the characters for your eight images, take a screenshot and add any effects or dialogue needed to create or continue the story.
Two separate examples are given below which present two different graphical styles:
Prizes
The popularity of the contest will determine whether there will be a runners up prize, however as it stands there is only one winner, the most creative and engrossing FPSC comic will win:
Two T-shirts from Ownage Tshirts (
ownagetshirts.spreadshirt.co.uk), “Segment” and “FPS” designs
The coveted “Wehtam’s cup”
Rules
- Your eight images must be 720 x 404 pixel JPEGs
- mages must visibly show they originated from an FPS creator screenshot (I.e No heavy editing to the point of obscurity, use your own judgement)
- Images can use speech bubbles, dialogue and added effects sparingly (see above)
- Multiple entries are allowed provided you sequentially number your zip files i.e 1,2,3,4... with each submission.
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Competition ends Monday 10th May
Finished you entry ?
- Create a zip file named YourName-FPSCC.zip
- Inside the zip place your eight images labelled YourName-1.jpg to YourName-8.jpg
- Place a text file in your zip file called info.txt
The info.txt file needs to include the following information:
Your Full name
Your TGC name (if applicable)
Your comic strips name
Which FPS Creator you used (X9/X10)
Your country of residence
Please be aware that you will be expected to provide your full postal address, gender and shirt size should you win the contest.
- Send the zip file to fpsccon[at]wehtam.co.uk
All the information you provide in this file is SOLELY used for the contest and delivery of any prizes. I am not a company, and so have no desires to pass any information on
If you are concerned that your images are too heavily edited, you may include the original screenshots taken from FPS creator as evidence.
Good luck, have fun, and by all means post your WIP’s, ideas and questions in this thread
