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Kleon Open Challenge — First Signal · Results publishedSponsored

First Signal.

Create a visual concept that represents the first sign of something new.

Every beginning has a first signal. It could be a small clue, a first message, a new invention, a strange object, a signal on a screen, a light in the distance, or a moment when someone realizes something is about to change. Create a visual concept that captures that first sign.

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Submissions
May 12, 2026 – May 16, 2026
Judging
May 16, 2026 – Jun 23, 2026

Constraint

Your image must include a clear signal, sign, clue, message, symbol, light, or object that suggests something new is starting.

Judging focus

Creative Concept Does the idea feel interesting, original, or memorable? Stunning Visuals Does the image catch your attention? Theme Fit Does it clearly show the first sign of something new? Overall Impact Does the piece leave an impression?

Sponsored Challenge

SPONSOR A

This is a imaginary company created for the demo challenge

Community judging determines the Community Winner and rankings. The sponsor separately selects Sponsor’s Pick.

Sponsor brief

We value theme fit.

Sponsor goal

Campaign ad art.

Community Winner Prize

Community Winner Prize — 200 USD

Sponsor’s Pick Prize

Sponsor's Pick Prize — 200 USD

Prize summary

Both the Community winner and the Sponsor's Pick will get a prize of $200.

License terms

Commercial use of creator submissions requires a separate agreement unless challenge-specific terms clearly state otherwise.