Your artwork could be featured in the next Debian release

The Debian Linux project has officially opened a call for community artwork submissions for the upcoming Debian 14 release, codenamed "Forky." The project is seeking creative contributions that will be featured on boot screens, login prompts, and desktop wallpapers for millions of users worldwide. Interested artists must submit their designs by the November 26 deadline. The Debian team emphasizes that submissions should reflect the project's community-driven ethos, integrate seamlessly without requiring core software patches, and maintain a clean, long-term aesthetic. Following the tradition of naming releases after characters from the Toy Story franchise, the upcoming version honors the character Forky. Designers are encouraged to create visually appealing, non-intrusive themes that avoid user fatigue. This initiative offers a unique opportunity for community members to leave a lasting mark on one of the world's most prominent open-source operating systems.
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