Free Sticker Submission Opportunities and How to Become a Splinterlands Creator

Greetings, Splinterlands fighters!

In the previous article, we discussed the changes to the revenue-sharing system for Artisan Stickers. This time, there's another interesting update. Artisan Quarter is now offering players who actively use the community sticker system an opportunity to submit free sticker designs every month.

It's like a small door beginning to open for players who have so far only enjoyed other people's creations. Now, they have a chance to bring their own ideas into the Splinterlands community Collector Binder.

One to Three Designs Every Month

Through this free submission program, players can submit one to three individual sticker designs for review. However, there is a monthly submission limit, so this opportunity is not unlimited or always available to everyone.

One important thing to understand is that free submission does not mean automatic approval. Every sticker still goes through the regular review process. The Splinterlands team retains the right to accept, reject, modify, or choose not to publish any submitted design.

There's one detail I think is particularly important: designs accepted through the free program do not grant the creator any free stickers. So, this program is primarily about providing an opportunity to submit artwork, rather than offering a bonus number of stickers.

Now, this is the part worth paying attention to.

To qualify for free submissions, players must own at least five player-crafted Artisan Stickers placed in a Binder belonging to the same account used for the submission.

However, not all stickers count toward this requirement.

Vin and Mags stickers, Milestone Stickers such as Year Joined and 8th Anniversary, Support Stickers, and Binder or Reward Shop Stickers such as Animals and Hallow's Fall are excluded from the five-sticker requirement.

This means players must actually own player-created stickers that meet Artisan Quarter's requirements.

If you don't have five stickers yet, there's no need to feel left behind. You can still get stickers through community streams, giveaways, and activities on the Splinterlands Discord server.

I actually find this part interesting because it makes collecting stickers feel more social. We don't just visit a shop and buy things. We also get to participate in community activities, interact with other players, and perhaps discover creators whose artwork matches our taste.

Standard Submissions Are Still Available

For players who don't want to wait for a free submission opportunity, the standard submission option is still available.

For a fee of 10,000 DEC or Credits, creators can submit five stickers for review. This package also includes 100 stickers minted directly to the creator's account.

If you want your stickers to remain exclusive to you, without being made available through Artisan Quarter, there's an additional fee of 5,000 DEC or Credits.

So, the standard submission option provides a clearer path for players who are serious about building their collections or distributing their own designs.

I think this program is a reminder that contributing to the community doesn't have to start with something big.

New players can begin by getting familiar with Artisan Stickers, discovering artwork they like, and gradually collecting five qualifying stickers. Once they have their own design ideas, they can try submitting their creations.

What about you? Are you interested in becoming a Splinterlands sticker creator?

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