SUBMIT ART

DO ART. GET FEATURED.

Current students are encouraged to submit their artwork to be featured on the "For Students" page. Artwork can be any image (digital photo, scan or photo of paintings/sculpture, graphic design work, etc), animation, movie, or other interactive media.

As photography submissions are by far our most frequent, works in other mediums have an increased likelihood of being featured.

When submitting photography, please attempt to avoid photos of Oberlin buildings or landmarks which are not unique in form or composition, as we have an expansive collection of shots of both campus buildings and objects covered in snow.

1. PREPARATION

Artwork can be of any dimension or proportion. If you are submitting a digital file, the artwork must be larger than 560 X 175 pixels at 72dpi. We may crop, resize, or compress your file before posting online as needed.

The following file formats are accepted:

Image
JPG, GIF

Animation, Movie, Interactive Media
GIF, MOV, RM, SWF

In the case of animation, movie, or other interactive media, we do not allow links to web pages or other external sources.

2. SUBMISSION

Please upload your artwork to our drop box using your Stulocker username and password (contact the CIT Help Desk at x58197 if you do not have your Stulocker login info).

Windows users:
Find the web_drop_box folder on the R: drive

Mac users:
Go->Connect to Server -> dosserv.cc.oberlin.edu -> dosserv -> web_drop_box

Once you have done this, please send us an email with your name, graduation year, major and hometown. Also include the filenames of the images you have uploaded.

IMPORTANT AGREEMENT

By submitting your artwork, you are giving Oberlin College permission to use your submitted artwork within the context of "Oberlin Online". Furthermore, you are guaranteeing to Oberlin College that you own all elements of your submitted artwork or that the rightful owner(s) of any borrowed elements have expressly given you their permission to use each of these elements. Furthermore, you are guaranteeing to Oberlin College that the artwork is not unlawful, harmful, threatening, abusive, harassing, tortious, defamatory, vulgar, obscene, libelous, invasive of another's privacy, hateful, or racially, ethnically or otherwise objectionable. Oberlin College reserves the right to refuse or remove any artwork before or after making the artwork available online.