Welcome to Massive in the Metropolis! Thank you for your interest in contributing to our conbook. Scotiacon is always looking out for fun submissions for use in both our conbook and beyond. We ask that all submissions follow a few guidelines, as follows. Please make sure you read these thoroughly to avoid your work being rejected:

- All work submitted must be your own creation/collaboration. If you are submiting a piece on behalf of someone else with their permission, please email it directly to us via conbook@scotiacon.org.uk along with the written permission of the artist.
- We do not accept any works created by or assisted by AI.
- We do not accept any works that feature characters from existing IP. For example; Godzilla, Pacific Rim, Ultraman, etc.
- We also accept photographs from previous years of Scotiacon but please keep these to the most striking and/or theme aligned photos, while we love looking at your albums we only have a limited number of people on the team to review submissions!
- The artwork submitted does not need to be brand new artwork made specifically for the convention. It can be older works that still fit the theme.
- Our preference for submissions is for transparent PNGs or A4-sized, full colour pieces. While we may not always be able to use all the A4-sized pieces that we receive, we can almost always find space for transparent PNGs!

By submitting artwork via this form or directly to conbook@scotiacon.org.uk you understand the following:
- We do not 100% guarantee the use of the artwork in our conbook or any other purpose. We would love to showcase absolutely everything we receive but unfortunately we have limited space to do so.
- Scotiacon does not profit from any works submitted via this form or directly to conbook@scotiacon.org.uk and all works so provided are granted a non-exclusive right of distribution with the understanding that all works are sold with the aim of supporting our chosen charity for the year.
- Works submitted to the conbook may also be sold and distributed by their respective artist, unless the artwork represents the likeness of Wallace, the Scotiacon mascot. All rights pertaining to Wallace remain solely with Scotiacon.

Now, with the official jargon out of the way, we can't wait to see your creativity!