Earth Guardians Junior
It's Earth Guardians, junior edition! Four weeks of creative concept design challenges for Year 9 and 10 students from New Zealand secondary schools.
Josh Walker, Bachelor of Design with Honours
Raunip by Josh Walker, Bachelor of Design with Honours
Powered by Massey University and Weta Workshop
We've got four weeks of creative challenges for Year 9 and 10 students from New Zealand secondary schools.
Each week, we'll post a new concept design challenge. Industry judges will pick weekly winners to win awesome prizes from Massey University and Weta Workshop.
Read the full terms and conditions
See the senior Earth Guardians competition (15–19 year olds)
Questions? Contact A.Visser1@massey.ac.nz
Challenge 2: Go Game
Entries are due midday, Tuesday 14 April
Create a single level for a new game with a positive environmental message, aimed at children aged 8–12.
Media
You can draw, paint, digitally illustrate or even sculpt a level for your game. Check out our Pinterest board for inspiration.
Submit below
A high-resolution JPEG (digital work, scan or photograph) showing your creation with a 150-word maximum statement about your game and the level you've designed, and the message it has about the environment.
Prizes powered by Massey University
5x $50NZD Steam vouchers
Judge
Tanya Marriott, lecturer in concept design at Massey University
Winners announced
Friday 17 April
Terms and conditions
This competition is open to students enrolled in New Zealand secondary schools in Years 9 or 10 in 2020.
The 5 weekly winners will be selected by the judge of the week exclusively.
The 5 winners work will be published online.
By submitting work to this competition, students consent to their images being used in marketing by both Massey University and our partners Weta Workshop, PikPok and Gordon Harris.
Online vouchers will be supplied to winner before their entries are displayed online.
Physical prizes will be posted to winners when possible. Winners of the Go Digital prizes will need to supply their sculptris file for printing. Some changes may need to be made to your design to allow for this to be printed.
It's not too early to start planning.
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