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Here are the results of this weeks beautiful challenge entitled Peace. Our featured image this week is by Ellie Hutton, wonderful colours, movement and delicate detail. Every piece you see below has been created with love. We hope you all enjoy viewing them.
We hope that everyone enjoyed this challenge. Stay tuned for a new Weekend Art Challenge posted here tomorrow.
The crane is a symbol of peace, a symbol for long life and health. Rose-Marie BiehligAn in-flight dove, drawn in black biro pen carrying an olive branch, on a background of blue and yellow watercolour splash. Athena PatersonThis is acrylic on a canvas board with a piece of string and a hug Plea. Norman TharbyPeace is where children can play freely and safely.” By Sally SR. SpillingA symbolic offering with olive branch, Peace Lily and, of course, a seedling. Because to plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow. Julie SmalleyA dove. For the background children’s paints were used. I used bubble wrap and cotton pads to add a bit of texture. The dove had mixed mediums used on it. White children’s paint was used for the body, outlined with a silver metallic pen, dry coloured pencils for the beak and claws. And for the finishing touch a goggly eye. Nina PhillipsGelise McCullough“Flying far, far away…” White doves, a symbol of peace. Acrylics on paper. Dylan F Jeskye‘Peace’ I wanted to incorporate the blue and yellow of Ukraine and felt that as a painting ‘Peace’ is a rather abstract thing, so I set out my colours and I let my peaceful feelings loose. Not sure on the result as both colour and concept are a bit out of my comfort zone. I wish I could help the people of Ukraine in some way. Lynne BagnallPeace is such a precious treasure. We should be very carefully with it. I painted this picture some days ago, for peace in Ukraine. Inga BerkensträterEmma MillerEllie Hutton
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Acrylics on paper.
