CONGRATULATIONS, SPRING QUARTER WINNERS!
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ENTERED. SUMMER QUARTER COMPETITION OPENS SOON! Click here to view the 2020 Winter Quarter winners Judging Statement and Award Comments |
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ESTABLISHED ARTIST WINNERSI truly enjoyed viewing the variety of subjects, beautiful use of color, and masterful techniques in this category. Many of the artists pushed beyond the conventional in subject matter, composition, and style, which I found very refreshing! |
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FIRST PLACE Yael Maimon Getting Fresh Air |
SECOND PLACE Glen Maxion Summer Effervescence |
THIRD PLACE Dalibor Dejanovic Footprints |
FOURTH PLACE Robin Frisella Homegrown Goodness |
Honorable Mention Jan Frazier Lilly |
Honorable Mention Jerry Brown White Stockings |
Honorable Mention Christine Bodnar On The Horizon |
Honorable Mention Margaret Larlham Thrill |
Honorable Mention Vianna Szabo Sidelight |
Honorable Mention Jenny Latham Girl with Duck |
Honorable Mention Jill Stefani Wagner Under the L |
Honorable Mention Michael Latala Infinite Bright |
1ST PLACE: Yael Maimon
A beautiful pastel that has a nice combination of bold strokes, unique colors, and interesting shapes. The pink and light purple touches makes this pastel sing. Well done! 2ND PLACE: Glen Maxion
This pastel has a great sense of movement. The contrast of warm skin tones against cool water colors creates depth and atmosphere. 3RD PLACE: Dalibor Dejanovic
The abstract qualities in this pastel are very successful! The subtle touches of green and pink in the snow create a unique sense of light. 4TH PLACE: Robin Frisella
Excellent use of pastels in depicting crunched paper and colorful fruit. The contrast of greys, reds, and greens is very effective in creating volume and depth. |
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW ALL ENTRIES EMERGING ARTIST WINNERSThe quality of paintings and uniqueness of subjects excelled in this category! The task of choosing award winners is very challenging when many entries display such a skillful approach to painting. |
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FIRST PLACE Mary Moores The Big Catch |
SECOND PLACE Kathryn Wert Ezzie |
THIRD PLACE Oxana Babkina Pale Roses |
FOURTH PLACE David Sweet Covid Warrior |
Honorable Mention Susan Aitcheson Pine Needles Walk |
Honorable Mention Paulette Beakley India |
Honorable Mention Holly Cannon Chillin' |
Honorable Mention Terri McMurray Persimmon Branch 2 |
Honorable Mention Margaret Mattox Salt Lace |
Honorable Mention Dorothea Schulz Swan Lake - Pas de Deux |
Honorable Mention Anu Vedagiri Location Location Location |
Honorable Mention Martha Spieker The Woods |
1ST PLACE: Mary Moores
This pastel has solid technique and excellent use of color. It is also very effective in blending sketchy loose shapes with more defined shapes and edges. 2ND PLACE: Kathryn Wert
The mood of this pastel is rendered very effectively. The use of loose expressive strokes and warm and cool colors creates a truly strong pastel! 3RD PLACE: Oxana Babkina
A very successful pastel that creates realism in a uniquely stylish way. The warm and cool colors are effective in depicting depth and volume. 4TH PLACE: David Sweet
This pastel's strong use of contrasting colors expresses the intensity of the scene. A very successful pastel that shows so much in the subject's eyes.
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