MINIATURES IN MAY 2023 FIRST PRIZE OPEN
No.7 WAITING FOR DINNER Dianne Bloemhoff
Judges’ Comments
We were struck by this work’s elegant simplicity & appealing subject. We liked its clever use of negative space
and balance of dark and light.
MINIATURES IN MAY 2023 SECOND PRIZE OPEN
No. 17 SLUMBER Sharene Grant
Judges’ Comments
This is an appealing work skilfully using a variety of materials in miniature fashion. We also enjoyed the complementary colours in this well-proportioned work.
MINIATURES IN MAY 2023 THIRD PRIZE OPEN
No.8 ARC DE TRIOMPHE Todd Davidson
Judges’ Comments
This beautifully balanced work portrays majesty despite its small dimensions. The perspective encourages us to gaze up whilst the choice of colour highlights the historic nature of the structure.
MINIATURES IN MAY 2023 HONOURABLE MENTION
No.14 COLD TURKEY Janie Frith
Judges’ Comments
This quirky Turkey put a smile on our faces. The originality appealed as did the fine detail.
MINIATURES IN MAY 2023 HONOURABLE MENTION
No.33 A SPECIAL PLACE Julie Lundgren-Coulter
Judges’ Comments
We enjoyed this well balanced composition with fine detail.
MINIATURES IN MAY 2023 FIRST PRIZE STUDENT
No.60 RAINBOW ERUPTION Arlie Hodgins Year 7
Judges’ Comments:
This is a strong image in a simple style. The varying texture adds to the impact.
MINIATURES IN MAY 2023 SECOND PRIZE STUDENT
No.64 HAPPINESS Macy Praetz Year 7
Judges’ Comments:
This work shows a growing command of pencil drawing & shading in particular. Keep drawing!
MINIATURES IN MAY 2023 HONOURABLE MENTION STUDENT
No. 62 FREEDOM Maddesyn Lyon Grade 2
Judges’ Comments:
We see the artists is really trying to understand the movement of the horse. Shows promise.
Keep drawing!
MINIATURES IN MAY 2023 HONOURABLE MENTION STUDENT
No.61 RAINY DAY Emmie Hodgins Grade 3
Judges’ Comments
This is an eye catching and original image. The use of line emphasises the subject.
Keep drawing!
