Jet Fuel Review, a literary and arts journal, invites visual artists to submit work for its Fall 2026 issue. The review maintains a clear editorial position: it does not accept AI-generated work, underscoring a commitment to human authorship and material practice. This call is open to all disciplines, though the submission guidelines specify that files must be provided as JPG or PNG and accompanied by a cover letter. Artists are asked to caption each piece with a title, if available, and the medium employed. The journal operates without a submission fee, removing a common economic barrier for artists at any stage. There is no monetary prize or exhibition attached; the primary consideration is publication within the review’s pages. This is a curatorial opportunity for artists whose work translates effectively to a two-dimensional, screen-based format, as the review’s editorial team will assess digital reproductions rather than physical objects. The absence of a stated theme suggests an open, yet discerning, editorial vision. The requirement for a cover letter indicates that context and intentionality matter—artists are encouraged to articulate their practice rather than submit images alone. With a deadline of October 16, 2026, the review allows ample time for thoughtful preparation, but late or incomplete submissions will not be considered.