First place
First place in the official result. Equal scores share the place.
Certificates · PMU Quest
PMU Quest certificates are community practice awards tied to real completed events, artists or judges. A public proof records a specific result or contribution. It is not a diploma, accreditation, professional licence or medical qualification.
Award designs and eligibility below. These are not certificates issued to you.
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From an evaluated first entry to a place on the podium. Completed events only.
First place in the official result. Equal scores share the place.
Second place from blind panel scores. Not from a public vote.
Third place in a completed event with evaluated work.
Evaluated work in an actual semifinal or penultimate elimination round.
Evaluated members of the winning team in teams or countries mode. Ties share victory.
Award catalogue
These awards recognise panel-assessed criteria, not popularity.
Total ≥ 24 out of 30 and technique ≥ 9 out of 10.
Total ≥ 24 out of 30 and consistency ≥ 9 out of 10.
Total ≥ 24 out of 30 and care ≥ 9 out of 10.
Award catalogue
Recognition for support, judging and organizing. Separate from the craft rating; no score out of 30.
Most votes after the official result, if voting is enabled. Ties share the award; zero votes earns none.
How to support a masterService on the independent panel of a completed event. No score out of 30.
How to become a judgeA completed event with evaluated work and full panel results. The organizer cannot compete or judge in their own event.
How to organize an eventAfter the event
Open an issued certificate at its permanent link and save it as PDF, PNG or SVG. Its QR opens the original verification record. The owner of a completed event can download its issued awards as multi-page PDFs, up to 8 per file.
Open your profileGold, silver and bronze recognize sporting places, including shared places for tied scores. A participant certificate requires evaluated participation. A judge certificate records judging in a completed event. Semifinalist recognition requires an evaluated work in an actual semifinal or the penultimate elimination round; simply signing up or advancing is not enough.
Technique, pigment evenness and care awards require an overall score of at least 24 out of 30 and at least 9 in the corresponding criterion. In Teams and Countries, evaluated members of a winning team receive a team award; tied winning teams share recognition. Team results use the average, not the sum.
When enabled for a new event, the audience award is decided by a 72-hour vote after official finalization. The highest positive total wins; ties share it and zero votes issue no award. It carries no score out of 30 and does not change sporting places or craft ratings.
An independent organizer receives a separate certificate only after the event finishes with evaluated work and a complete panel result. Creating an empty event is not enough; the organizer must not also compete or judge in that event. This recognition carries no score out of 30 and never adds to the artist’s sporting rating.
The original public record, with its Award ID and permanent URL, is the evidence. PDF, PNG, SVG and QR refer to it; they do not create an award. Only the completed event owner can download its issued awards in PDF batches. Request each next part separately.
Open the original certificate link from the artist’s profile or the completed event. Compare the record’s ID, recipient, event, award kind and any score with the shared image. A downloaded SVG or screenshot alone is not a substitute for the stored verification record. If the link does not resolve, do not treat the image as verified.
After an event is completed, use your profile to find issued certificates and share the verification link with the image. An absent record or an empty gallery does not prove participation. Practice on latex or silicone is not authorization to perform procedures on people.
No. It is a community practice award for a specific event, not education, accreditation or a professional or medical qualification.
No. Participant certificates require evaluated participation in a completed event. Other awards have their own result or judging requirements.
No. It records a separate audience distinction, not a score out of 30, and does not affect sporting rankings.