FARPY Showcase submissions

What the FARPY Showcase is

FARPY Showcase is a public-alpha submission path for artists who want their Blender, VFX, or 3D work considered for a possible FARPY feature. A feature may involve a launch video, social post, portfolio spotlight, or another agreed presentation.

The form is an intake tool, not an open gallery and not a promise of publication. FARPY does not publish submitted work automatically.

What you can submit

Submit work you created or are authorized to represent. The current form accepts an artist name, email address, portfolio or social link, optional project link, tool category, short description, and rights confirmation.

The available tool choices are Blender, Octane, and Other. A project link is optional, but a useful public or access-controlled link can make the work easier to review.

What makes a useful submission

• Use an email address you actively monitor.
• Provide a portfolio or profile that identifies your work clearly.
• Describe what the project is and which tools were used.
• Explain your contribution when several people worked on the project.
• Use a project link that reviewers can access without unsafe credentials.

A concise, factual description is more useful than promotional claims. Do not include passwords, private keys, payment details, or unrelated confidential information.

Rights and permission

You keep your rights. Submitting the form does not transfer ownership of the artwork to FARPY. The required confirmation states that you own the work or have the rights needed to submit it.

FARPY contacts selected artists before publication. Publication details, credit, presentation, and any additional permission should be settled before submitted work is used publicly.

Selection and review

Submission does not guarantee selection, publication, a response, payment, promotion, rendering service, or a business relationship. FARPY may decide that a submission is not suitable for the current Showcase direction.

This page does not publish selection criteria, review deadlines, acceptance rates, or guaranteed response times. A lack of contact should not be treated as acceptance.

Submit your work

After submission

FARPY reviews the information supplied through the form. If the work appears suitable, FARPY may contact the submitted email address for more information or permission.

Do not send repeated duplicate submissions for the same project. Keep your own copies of the artwork, project files, descriptions, and correspondence.

Showcase submission questions

Do I keep ownership of my work?

Yes. The page states that artists keep their rights.

Does submission guarantee selection?

No. Submission does not guarantee selection or publication.

Will FARPY publish my work without contacting me?

No. The page states that selected artists are contacted before publication.

Is a project link required?

No. The current form marks the project link as optional.

What information is required?

Artist name, email, and confirmation that you own or have rights to submit the work are required.

Related resources

Review the Blender add-on, public downloads, render proof examples, and contact page.