Draw the Green Future of the Earth with A Pen--2025 Netspring Students Digital Art Competition is Underway

Since 2019, Netspring Green IT Programs has become one of the green common good projects supported by the ‘Franco-Chinese Environment Month’(FCEM) organized by the Embassy of France in China for six consecutive years. In mid-May, Netspring Green IT Programs has announce the launch of the 2025 Students Digital Art Competition, with a series of heavyweight activities to be held during FCEM in October this year. Now, the collection work is currently in full swing, and we look forward to the children submitting more excellent artworks this year.

Netspring Students Digital Art Competition aims to encourage students to express their understanding of environmental protection and green futures through brushstrokes. Through their artworks, children can have a chance to not only showcase their imagination and creativity on environmental conservation, but also think about the harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. Serving as a dialogue bridge between children and the public, these artworks will raise public awareness about preserving Earth's resources. The competition will engage more than ten schools supported by Netspring Green IT Programs, with participation expected from more than 300 elementary and middle school students.

This competition sets up three creative categories: traditional painting, digital painting, and coding animation. To help school teachers and students better understand the competition theme and guidelines, Netspring team will provide targeted training for participating schools upon request, along with guidance throughout the process. All artworks will be submitted by the end of September, and will be evaluated by a professional judging panel organized by Netspring. Furthermore, during the Franco-Chinese Environment Month (FCEM), Netspring team will organize public showcase and award ceremony for outstanding artworks. We really hope that young artists’ creativity could reach a wider audience and their environmental advocacy resonates across society.