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Using CaFE (www.callforentry.org) to Enter FWS Exhibitions To enter calls to artists for FWS shows or any calls on CaFE, you will need to: 1. Create a CaFE account. It s free and really easy to use instructions follow. 2. The Invitational Passcode we sent out is NOT your personal password to open CaFE. You will have to make up your own password for your own account. 3. Size or resize your images to CaFE specs: 72 dpi resolution by 1920 pixels on the longest side. Instructions follow. If you need help, let me know. Note: CaFE says you can size your images between 1800 and 1920 pixels on the longest side. Please make them 1920. Larger files are easier for us to work with. 4. Upload your images into your CaFE portfolio. 5. When applying to the call, you will also need to enter the Invitational Passcode (which is NOT the password to get into your own CaFE account! You must have your own account!) a. Sign into your CaFE account with your own username and password. I use my favorite color spelled in code for my password: Quin Rose would be QwinR0z, or something like that. Easy to remember. Must be at least 7 characters. b. Click Apply to Calls c. Enter FWS in the Keyword box d. To the right of that, enter the Invitational Passcode available on the Welcome Members page (NOT your personal account profile page) in the FWS website. You must be a Member and sign in to see it. e. A screen will come up that says you ve unlocked the call. At the bottom, click Apply to Call. f. The call will come up. Read it so you know the rules and there are no surprises! Then click Apply to This Call on that screen and follow the steps. Timeline for help with entering: 1. Entries will be accepted beginning on April 6th, 2019. 2. The deadline to enter is Saturday, June 8th at precisely 11:59pm Mountain Time, when CaFE will cut the call off, so if you miss the deadline, that s it. 3. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO START THIS PROCESS! I will be available to help until 5pm Eastern Time on Deadline Day and not a minute longer. All the steps follow. 4. AGAIN - DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO START THIS PROCESS! Set up your CaFE account NOW, even if your painting won t be done until close to the deadline! 5. Practice sizing and loading your images into your CaFE Portfolio NOW so you re familiar with the process when your painting is done. NOW is the best time to get help if you get stuck. Create a CaFE Account (for those who do not have one) In order to submit entries for the FWS Annual Exhibition and/or the Online Show, you need to: 1. Create a CaFE account by going to www.callforentry.org. It s free to set up and to use.

2. In order to create account, you will see the sign-in boxes in the upper right-hand corner. Just below that, it says Need an Account? Click on Register Here. 3. Follow the instructions to set up your account. 4. Write down your user name and password (takes one to know one ) or save them right on the site (I do!) Your browser (Google Chrome, etc.) will ask if you want to save the user name and password for this sight? PLEASE CLICK YES!!!!!!! 5. Peruse the site. Get familiar with the pages and what each one does. It s really cool stuff! 6. Sizing your images: Your images need to be sized differently for this site than for the old FWS site. If you are submitting work that did not get into a show that you did not enter on CaFE, or submitting new work, you will need to resize (instructions follow). For the Annual, you may submit one or two images (only one may be accepted). For the Online Show, you may submit up to three, and only one may be accepted. 7. Upload your images into your Portfolio: When you log on, you will be on the My CaFE Entries page. A. Click My Portfolio B. Click Upload Media C. Click Image after What are you uploading? D. Choose your correctly sized file (labeling is not crucial) E. Enter your Title F. Enter your Media G. Enter your Height (framed size for the Annual; not crucial for Online) H. Enter your Width (same as above) I. Enter 0 (zero) for your Depth do not leave this blank! J. Enter your Price/Value MUST be a number! Can t be 0 or NFS. This can be changed at take-in to NFS if your painting is accepted. Do NOT use a $ - it s already there. K. Enter your Year Completed (entries cannot be more than 2 years old and we will check this!) L. The other three are optional (NO for Art in Public Places) M. Click Add to My Portfolio wait for it N. Your Image was successfully uploaded! Taa-Daaaa! 8. Once you have your image(s) in your Portfolio, click Apply to Calls in the green Menu Bar at the top. 9. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU ENTER ALL OF THE IMAGES AT ONCE! YOU CANNOT ADD IMAGES ONCE YOU HAVE ENTERED!!! DO NOT ENTER UNTIL ALL OF YOUR IMAGES ARE READY AND UPLOADED! 10. Keyword: FWS. The call is not listed in the other calls on CaFE because it is Invitational. 11. Since only Members whose dues are up to date, or new Members who joined by May 31 st, 2019 are eligible to enter the FWS 48 th Annual Exhibition, an Invitational Passcode has been issued. Just to the right of the Keyword box, enter Gardens. (capital G) 12. Have you reached the this crap is too hard stage yet??? You re doing great! Keep GOING!!!

13. You will see a screen that says you ve unlocked the call. At the bottom, click Apply to Call. 14. When prompted, go to your Portfolio and click on the image(s) you would like to submit. 15. SCROLL DOWN and SAVE the application!!!!!! 16. Check out on CaFE with a Mastercard or Visa only. 17. FWS will NOT automatically notify you that your images were received! You will get a verification from CaFE that you ve entered. However, your Digital Director is more than happy to check to make sure your work has been successfully entered. Don t hesitate to ask! NOTE: Once your images are committed to any call on CaFE, that s it. No changes can be made. A few artists who entered images have since sold or otherwise committed them to patrons. Your price is not in stone! If the entry is accepted to show, and the price or status had changed, it will not affect anything in this show. If something happens and one of your pieces is no longer available, please let me know BEFORE the show goes to the judge (on or around June 10 th ) and I ll take it out of the running. Unfortunately, no you can t replace it with another entry at this point. The great thing about CaFE is that it s fool-proof. Once you get the hang of it, you will wonder where it s been all your show career! The days of mailing slides are long-gone. But with that comes the fact that once you ve submitted, that s it. Your image is committed until you are notified of the judge s decisions. There is no longer any way to swap out images if you paint something better, and absolutely no leeway on missed deadlines, even if it s a minute. The computer shuts down the entries promptly at the time posted. The other thing is that no one but you can submit your work through your own account. Mail-in submissions are no longer accepted under any circumstances. Sizing Your Images Sizing is what gives tech-challenged artists the biggest headache. If you already have a program you use to size, keep using it. Also, if your images are between 2-5 megabytes, you can just load them into CaFE and it will resize the images for you! Try it before you go through all this sizing stuff. If they re too large, reduce the size. If they re too small, you will have to shoot a larger file. If you have to resize, we re going to take it step-by-step. 1. Find your original photo to work from. Make sure you ve shot or scanned the largest files you can. You can decrease size, but you can t increase without pixelating. Rightclick on it and MAKE A COPY! Keep your original file as your original rename it so you know it s the original. Work with the copy. If you need another one, copy the original not the copy! 2. If your image file is large enough, CaFE will resize it for you! Just load it in your portfolio! If it s too small, you need to shoot a larger file to work with. 3. Know where to find your images before you start working. Saving to or dragging to your Desktop is probably best. Rename your working files so you can locate them. Use your name, underscore, then part of the title. Using your name first will keep them filed together on your computer. If you use the titles, unless they start with the same letter

or word, they will separate on the Desktop and create a scavenger hunt. Click the letters IMG_1234.jpg under the picture and it will turn blue up to the.jpg (click the letters or the image will open). Now you can overwrite and change the title: mako_scores.jpg and mako_dragon.jpg. Do NOT use spaces, punctuation, or special characters in your jpeg labels! These are the files I will work with. 4. If you already have a program you use to resize your images, use it. If not, you can use Pixlr.com on line for free. Go to www.pixlr.com (NOT pixler no E). You do not need to sign up, pay, download, or anything. Just click on the PIXLR EDITOR Launch Web App box on the left to use the program online for free. 5. Click Open Image from Computer. 6. A Chooser box will open. Click Desktop on the left if it doesn t automatically go there, or wherever you saved your images to work with. 7. Find your image and click Open. 8. If at any time you mess something up, STOP! Hold down the Control (or cmd on Mac) button and click Z. This undoes whatever you just did wrong. It will save your sanity! Go back and correctly repeat the step you messed up. 9. Your image needs to be right-side up. To rotate, click Image, then Rotate 90 CW or CCW (clockwise or counter-clockwise). Keep clicking until it s upright! 10. Make sure you can see the whole picture and the bottom is not cut off. Click View then Show All so you see the entire picture. 11. If you need to crop off a frame, mat, or background, use the Crop Tool in the upper left. Hold down the curser and pull the Crop Tool around the part you want to keep. You will see a grid over the part you re keeping. Hit Enter and the image will be cropped. If it s wrong, Control Z and try again. 12. Click Image, then Image Size. You will see two numbers for Width and Height. Highlight the longest side (biggest) number or just put the cursor to the right of the number, delete, and overwrite it with 1920, then hit Enter (it doesn t look like it s highlighted, but it is!). Don t mess with the smaller number. Make sure there is no distortion once you resize the image. If there is distortion (too long, whatever) do your Control Z trick and check the Constrain Proportions box below Height & Width to make sure it s clicked. 13. Note: if your original longest side number is not at least 1500, your original image is too small. It will be fuzzy when you increase the size. Go back and take a larger or closer picture of your work with less background. You may be able to adjust your camera to take a larger file size (ALWAYS shoot large so you have options you can always make it smaller). Make sure it s as square as you can get it, meaning it doesn t look like a trapezoid when you shoot it. The better the image you start with the better chance you have of impressing the judge! Trapezoid = BAD! 14. Now that you ve properly sized your image, check for brightness and contrast. Was your image too light when you shot it? Click Adjustments then Brightness and Contrast. Play with the slider scales until your image reads correctly. Don t go too nuts if you misrepresent your image, it will be rejected at check-in.

15. Time to save! Click File, then Save. A box will pop up with Title, Format, and Quality. Good news! You do not have to title your image any particular way for CaFE! I still recommend you still use your last name_title.jpg. Overwrite that IMG_1234.jpg to save your sanity and easily find your images on your computer. If you already changed the title and are happy with it, skip that part. LEAVE it in jpg format! And for Quality, slide the little white square on the bar that says 80 all the way to the right to 100 (or 12 in Photoshop). 16. When you click OK, you will get a window that asks where to save your resized image. I recommend the Desktop, so when you log into CaFE to upload it into your Portfolio, you will know right where to easily find it. You may be told there is already an image (your original) with that same name, and it will ask if you want to overwrite it. Do NOT overwrite your original! When in doubt, put a 1 behind the title so you know it s a copy. Make a folder on your desktop, in downloads, photo program, or wherever, and keep ALL your images in one spot. If all else fails, your Digital Director will size your images for you for $5 per image, and you can pay for them through the FWS website on the Show Entries page. Email your largest original file to fws.show.entry@gmail.com. Please send as an attachment and not embedded into the email. I will email back your correctly-sized images, but you will still need to create the CaFE account, upload the images to your Portfolio, and submit your entries. I will acknowledge that I have your files for resizing. I will also email you separately with no attachments that your files were sent. If you did not receive them, check your SPAM email folder. When you ve entered, I can check to make sure that the images appear in the CaFE cache if you ask me to. I do not contact people to let them know their images were received unless you ask. Let me know if you have any questions. My services will be available until 5pm on Deadline Day for either show. GOOD LUCK!!!! Creatively yours, Robin Lee Makowski FWS Digital Director fws.show.entry@gmail.com