2027 SAVE THE FROGS! Art Contest

The SAVE THE FROGS! Art Contest runs year round: enter at any time. Entries made after November 1 go into the following year's contest.

Amphibian populations worldwide are in the midst of a mass extinction crisis, yet many people are completely unaware! We need your help in getting the word out: we encourage all nature lovers to seek out their inner frog artist and participate in the SAVE THE FROGS! Art Contest!

People of all ages, nationalities, and skill levels are encouraged to enter, and we hope all schools will draw frog art on Save The Frogs Day (April 28th every year)! Students, teachers, amateur and professional artists and graphic designers are all welcome.

The contest raises awareness of the amphibian extinction problem by getting people involved and interested, and the artwork is used on t-shirts, stickers and posters, and in greeting cards and books, to both publicize our cause and raise money for SAVE THE FROGS! amphibian conservation efforts.

Between 2009 and 2025 we received 28,011 frog art entries from 121 countries. The 2025 contest alone received 2,151 entries from 1,998 participants in 72 countries. View the 2025 winners.

1. The contest runs through November 1, 2027 at 11:59 PM Los Angeles time. Late entries are not accepted. After the deadline, the entry form points you to the following year's contest.
2. Submitted artwork must be your original creation!
3. No tracing of others' artwork.
4. An artist can enter only once per contest but can submit up to three pieces of art. Teachers can submit art on behalf of all their students.
5. Do not submit photos. Do not include any form of photography in your art. Visit the SAVE THE FROGS! Photo Contest page if you like photos.
6. All artwork must refer to SAVE THE FROGS! by including, visibly and legibly, EITHER (a) the phrase SAVE THE FROGS! (plural, capitalized, with an exclamation point!), OR (b) the phrase savethefrogs.com (lowercase with NO exclamation point), OR (c) both SAVE THE FROGS! and savethefrogs.com.
7. On the entry form you must tell us how your art was created: by hand, digitally with drawing or design software, or with AI image-generation tools. If you used software, please name it in the About Your Art section of the entry form.
8. Submitting artwork means you agree to the contest terms and conditions. Please read them, as they describe your rights to the submitted artwork as well as ours.