My (rubbish) Earth Day Room

[Sulai]

its actually not that bad, i can see your idea... and its nice

6.5/10

[Ardemax]

Thanks for above posts. +rep to both

[Scotesh]

I like the idea of the spotlight and the dragon, that's pretty cool.
The rest needs work

Good effort though, keep it up

[Ardemax]

Thanks @above, +rep

[The Professor]

Its ok, but I think some of the rooms posted here for this comp overshadow it a bit. I wouldn't have known what it was about unless Alice posted that

[MissAlice]

When you are creating a room for a competition, there are a few things you need to consider. I'm not preaching, just judged quite a few room competitions long ago

1. Judges perhaps don't always have the time to take a proper look at your room and see what it truly represents, they dash about visiting room after room. So it's important to have a focal. A centre piece or similar that will wow or strike them when they enter.

2. How do you overcome that? You need to make your room a memorable one. Sometimes it's the simplest room that stands out. It's worth looking at previous winners particularly those that have used lots of yukkas for example to symbolize a tree. Imagine the judge walks in the room, they can instantly see what all the yukkas placed together represent, and I bet they instantly think yeah I like this.

I liked your room, but only after I took the time to study it, which is something judges don't always give or have time for, and a judge who has the time may well have chosen yours to win

I hope this helps you for next time!

[Baby]

I actually like it, nice and creative.
The tree on fire is awesome ;D
7/10

[Cryptoo]

I GET IT NOW!
Industrial world / Nature?

[Soy]

You have good ideas, just not good at showing them lol 9/10 on the idea though

[Ardemax]

Its ok, but I think some of the rooms posted here for this comp overshadow it a bit. I wouldn't have known what it was about unless Alice posted that

Thanks, +Rep

When you are creating a room for a competition, there are a few things you need to consider. I'm not preaching, just judged quite a few room competitions long ago

1. Judges perhaps don't always have the time to take a proper look at your room and see what it truly represents, they dash about visiting room after room. So it's important to have a focal. A centre piece or similar that will wow or strike them when they enter.

2. How do you overcome that? You need to make your room a memorable one. Sometimes it's the simplest room that stands out. It's worth looking at previous winners particularly those that have used lots of yukkas for example to symbolize a tree. Imagine the judge walks in the room, they can instantly see what all the yukkas placed together represent, and I bet they instantly think yeah I like this.

I liked your room, but only after I took the time to study it, which is something judges don't always give or have time for, and a judge who has the time may well have chosen yours to win

I hope this helps you for next time!

Woah, brilliant advice once again! Thanks a lot. However I can't +rep you atm! I will soon though.

I actually like it, nice and creative.
The tree on fire is awesome ;D
7/10

lol, thanks ~ +Rep

I GET IT NOW!
Industrial world / Nature?

Yar! +Rep

You have good ideas, just not good at showing them lol 9/10 on the idea though

Hmmm, anything you can suggest?