$1,000,000 CS:GO Art Contest "Dreams & Nightmares"

[Valk]

In case you didn't know, Valve have lunched a $1,000,000 weapon skin art contest were 10 skins will be chosen.

 

This is what their blog said about it:

Spoiler

On July 22nd we are launching the $1 Million Dreams & Nightmares Workshop Contest.

We are looking for 10 original dream or nightmare-themed weapon finishes for CS:GO. Each of the 10 winning entries will earn $100,000. Beyond submitting your original weapon finish to the CS:GO Workshop, all you need to enter is a non-limited Steam account. And yes, teams of more than one person can also enter.

To help content creators get a better feel for what we’re looking for we’ve launched a dedicated web site for the contest. Here you will find more info on the types of finishes we’re looking for, examples of the Dreams & Nightmares theme, info on how to enter, details of the contest, and more. We’ve also created a sub forum in CS:GO’s Discussions for artists, technical artists, and others to collaborate on contest-themed submissions and ideas.

We launched the Workshop on Steam almost 10 years ago in the hopes of creating a centralized hub for community created content. Since then, over five million content creators have submitted and published over 20 million new items for a variety of games on Steam, making them available to millions of gamers around the world. And, as everyone who plays these games knows – including CS players – many of the most iconic in-game items, maps, and more have been authored by members of the community. The Dreams & Nightmares Content Contest is designed to help further support this community.

If you have any questions or comments about the contest, please email us at csgoteamfeedback@valvesoftware.com using the subject “Dreams & Nightmares.”

 

They all ready have the guns they are putting in the case, so you can work on the gun skin based on the rarities. They are listed here http://counter-strike.net/terms

[sWz]

Quite the sneaky move by Valve.

 

Make up a contest and change the fine print so people who actually get their skins in the game don't get royalties and instead get a one time "prize win" pay off. 

 

 "YAY GUYS VALVE CARES ABOUT THE COMMUNITY AND HAS THE PLAYERS' INTERESTS AT HEART!"