The contest is designed to inspire creativity and self-expression through digital art.
This year's HUAWEI GoPaint Worldwide Creating Activity winners, which ran from January until the end of February, were handpicked from thousands of entries worldwide.
The most commonly used devices for creating artwork submissions were the HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2" and Huawei M-Pencil (3rd generation).
Award winners and their prizes
12 award winners will be honoured with monetary prizes.
The top prizes are: One Best Visual Award (US$5,000), one Best Storytelling Award ($5,000), and one Most Popular Award ($5,000).
In addition, nine Honourable Mention winners will receive $2,000 each[1].
Best works highlights
Best Visual Award category went to Shir-Liz Hoo. Hoo's artwork, titled "Childlike Curiosity," focuses on the value of embracing this trait fearlessly – letting it guide you through the wonders of life, fostering connections with others, and uncovering new discoveries.
In the Honourable Mention category, Wastana Haikal was crowned as one of the winners.
Haikal's entry, titled "Starmate", was created with the HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2" and the Huawei M-Pencil (3rd generation).
This winning submission is about embracing the magic of wishing upon a star for true love – portraying the euphoria of granted wishes, and cherishing both the virtues and flaws of your beloved.
Another standout entry in the Honourable Mention category is Nurul Husna Binti Mokhtar's piece about the lion dance performance, symbolic of luck and happiness.
The artwork captures its awe-inspiring nature and highlights the importance of keeping traditions alive.
The HUAWEI GoPaint Worldwide Creating Activity sparked inspiration in thousands of participants to pick up their tablets and keep creating.
Looking ahead, Huawei remains dedicated to encouraging users in their creative pursuits.
For more details about this year's winners, please visit: https://consumer.huawei.com/en/campaign/gopaint/