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Welcome to our weekend challenge all about Marine Life. WOW! What an amazing array of paintings and drawings we have received from our students this week. We are stunned by the quality of every single piece. They are all so varied, each and every one completely different from the next.
A special shoutout to Barbara Schunk who combined paint brushes with marine life – a very ingenious idea. Also the feature painting this week by student Kirsi Salo.
We hope that you enjoy viewing all of the work below. If you missed out on this challenge, do give it a go. This is what student Rose-Marie said to us this week in an email and we were absolutely thrilled to hear it…….
….”I love the weekend challenges. Every Friday is a lucky day which allows to be creative! And LAC such a good art academy. Thank you!”
Stay tuned for tomorrows challenge!!
Here are some “Art Fish“ Barbara SchunkWeekend challenge, One of my favourite creatures jellyfish, watercolour on cotton paper. Elena StathamJane BurdenMy husband and I used to dive a lot and his passion was underwater photography. One of his photos inspired this of a Lionfish done in pastels on mount board. Dinah BarkerThis was a nice relaxing challenge, loved trying out colours with watercolour and pastel pencils. Pauline BurkeA Nautilus shell, for the Marine Challenge. Anthea PostMy swimmers! Madhavi Yelnurkar ChopadeEthne DianWeekend challenge – do something interesting underwater… Audrey QuintonJellyfish in pencil crayon Sarah Louise Martin In this order, I’ve done an octopus in pencil, ink (transformed her in a ballerina) and then a light watercolour wash/pencil similar to an exercise in the course. I thoroughly enjoyed this and I must say I wouldn’t have done this if it wasn’t for the challenge! I am thoroughly enjoying this! Luiza VaroviciI am mesmerised by the beauty of Rooster Fish. Here is mine. Tricky oil pastel. Mila ZinzenSeren GwawrWhen seahorses and angler fish meet! Emma MillerThis is my entry for the weekend challenge. Jellyfish. Colour pencil Victoria MorenoA depiction of a yellow submarine, octopus and mermaid. BeckieMarine Life. Find my contribution in the attachment. Comments: ink, aquarelle watercolour on watercolour paper Petra TrokanováMay MayberryWeekend challenge … marine life ‘Fearsome float’….. in water colour Susan CardozoHi there! Here’s my entry for this weekend challenge, marine life! Well… we don’t really know who is hiding under the sea, do we? Linda G. CarluschiWeekend art challenge…A few beachcomber finds. Anthea PostIn this weekend challenge I choose jellyfish as the theme of my drawing. The Jellyfish is moving is slight and gently, just like the pace of time and light. So I combined these three things together. I draw it by ball-point pen and color pen. HuzetteIt’s out, folks. ‘Marine Life: The Collage’, a frothy Fantasy which looked good on paper… but its cast clearly isn’t cut out for an Epic. Julie SmalleyI’ve used watercolour pencils for my drawing of a seahorse in it’s surroundings. Nina PhillipsShelia BrownPerfectly for the weekend challenge I have been working on this painting of the Kraken.Weekend challenge – Marine life. Used one of the reference photos. Done with Derwent Inktense pencils and a white pen at the end. Happy weekend. Anesha MarshallWeekend Challenge Marine Life Khadiga KadryFishes are always amazing to watch….. Latha Bhaduri PrabakarStarfish using acrylic and pallete knife Kirstie BakerAstrid NielschWatercolor and colored pencils Chelsi NicoleAudrey QuintonSeahorse in watercolour pencil. Shamina ChowdhuryMy marine challenge – “Curious Fish Exploring The Reef”. This is the first time I partially drew and entirely coloured a big tropical fish using the Wacom tablet and Intuos pen. It was quite challenging because the surface of the tablet is slippery. I made several mistakes. So I had to re-draw parts of fish’s contour and recolour its coloured parts several times. I still need to figure out how to digitally draw and paint reef more realistically. Spring DawnMy take on marine life weekend challenge 😊. Acrylic on canvas 50 x 70cm. Had so much fun with this, my partner calls is the fish sopranos. Kirsi Salo
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