To demonstrate the concept of Hue-man Beings, put your forearm next to the forearm of your friends, classmates and family members. Notice how the "hue" of your skin is different than the "hue" of these people.

The concept of Hue-man Being is that we all share the same things such as eyes, heart, lungs, and feelings that get hurt when we are bullied. We have many similarities and our skin is hued differently.

art project:

draw pictures of Hue-man Beings getting along together on 8 1/2 x 11 White card stock. Feel free to use pen and ink, computer graphics, oil paint, pastels, crayons, chalk or watercolor. Use whatever materials you select to create a work of art that shows Hue-man Beings getting along. Below your art work write three sentences explaining why it's important we all view each other as brothers and sisters. Hey U G L Y will be collecting art works from pre-teens and teens across the country. We will select 100 representative works of art to be displayed in art centers across the country and published in a book that will be sold throughout the world. The premier showing of the art will be in early 2009 at the Lubeznik Center For The Arts. Proceeds from the sale of the book will go to Hey U G L Y and school art programs.

Please read the following H U E-MAN Being Art Project
rules and regulations:

Hue-Man Being Art Project Rules and Regulations: All entries must be original, legible and submitted on 8 1/2 x 11 white card stock." Entrant's name, age, home address, and phone number must be clearly printed, in black ink, on the back of the entry. More than one entry is permissible. Must be 9 - 19 to enter. Submissions must be mailed to Hey U G L Y's Hue-Man Being Art Project, c/o Hey U G L Y , Inc., 8057 N. 300 E., Rolling Prairie, IN 46371. All submissions must be postmarked no later than October 30, 2008. All submissions will become the exclusive property of Hey U G L Y, Inc. and will not be returned to entrants. All submissions will be reviewed on creativity, memorability, originality and positivity. An independent panel of art experts will conduct judging to select the 100 most representative submissions. Judging will take place on or about November 15, 2008. Decisions of judges are final. The 100 most representative submitters will be notified, by mail, no later than November 30, 2008. To receive a written letter listing the top 100 submitters, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope by December 15, 2008. Submission constitutes permission (except where prohibited by law) for sponsor and anyone it may authorize to use winners' names, photographs or other likenesses, biographical information, hometowns and statements concerning the project for purposes of advertising and promotion without compensation to the submitter. Employees of Hey U G L Y , Inc., its affiliated companies, participating partners and their respective advertising, promotion and production agencies and their immediate families are not eligible. Not responsible for lost, late, illegible, mutilated, postage-due, misdirected mail, typographical or other errors.