Maryland Lottery names four winners in art contest for new ticket

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September 16, 2025

Four Maryland artists selected for scratch-off ticket design contest

Baltimore, MD – The Maryland Lottery has announced the four winners of its first-ever art competition, whose designs will be featured on the upcoming Maryland Treasures scratch-off ticket set to launch in March 2026.

The contest, which opened July 1, invited Maryland residents to submit original artwork highlighting the state’s landmarks, history, culture, and traditions. Nearly 2,200 pieces of art were submitted by more than 700 entrants. A panel initially planned to select three winners but added a fourth due to the strength of the submissions.

Each artist will receive a $4,000 award, and their artwork will be revealed in March ahead of the game’s release.

The four winners are:

  • Courtney Bindl of Timonium
  • Julia Chiplis of Frederick
  • Gia Coakley of Mount Airy
  • Kevin Richardson of Columbia

The Maryland Treasures ticket will feature four versions, each displaying one of the winning designs.

Key Points

  • Four artists chosen to design Maryland Treasures scratch-off tickets launching March 2026
  • Contest drew nearly 2,200 submissions from over 700 Maryland residents
  • Each winner will receive a $4,000 award and have their art featured on a scratch-off ticket
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