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Submit original black-and-white line art reflecting Indigenous values, teachings, nature, traditions, and contemporary Native life for a 2026 coloring book.
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Get matched →ArtsEd Washington, in collaboration with Indigenous Chic and Washington State Indigenous Education Association, is announcing a 2026 coloring book titled "Color for the Arts: Indigenous Voices of Washington." The book will celebrate the diversity of Indigenous creativity across geography and generations while amplifying representation in Washington schools. For every book sold at retail through the ArtsEd Washington website, one will be donated to an under-resourced school.
Original artwork (not created by artificial intelligence) in black-and-white line art only. Line weights must be thick enough to print clearly. No color fills or grayscale shading unless specifically desired. Artwork should reflect Indigenous values, teachings, nature, traditions, and contemporary Native life.
Open to emerging and experienced Indigenous artists.
Each selected artist receives a free copy of the book and a small stipend. The stipend amount will be determined by funding that is still to be announced.
Within a few weeks of submission, you will receive a follow-up message from [email protected].
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