Hi Everyone! I hope you are having a wonderful day wherever you are. I am very excited to share the April Art Show entries with you. We have a very nice show with a combination of different types and styles of work! We have photography, drawings, mixed media, paintings, sculptures, computer art, and pottery. Did I forget anything?
The numbers in each age group are pretty even. I am placing photos of the art work in galleries by age group for your viewing. The art work is in the process of being judged and the announcement of awards will be April 15. Something to look forward to!
You are welcome to go through the galleries and leave comments of encouragement and praise. This art work was produced by a wonderful group of talented artists. I am quite impressed. In my opininion, the art work in this show is superb! I would not want to be the judge. I am so thankful for the artist that has volunteered to judge this show. You will find out about her when the awards are announced.
Don’t forget that Dick Blick Art Materials is our sponsor, so if you can give them a little business I know that would be appreciated. I am not an affiliate, and do not receive any compensation from them except the awards for this show.
The artwork is being placed in a Gallery in the post. The art work comes up in random order each time you come to the page. If you click on an individual piece of art you can see a larger image. So take a look! Oh! Please share this article through Facebook, Twitter, or any Social Media group you use.
14 to 18 year olds:
- Alyssa Forbes – Mother’s Kiss – graphite – 15
- Rebecca – Bazaar – Watercolor
- Kyla DeHaven – Lone Paintbrush – Photography – 14
- Rebecca – Zoe – Pencil
- Angelina D. – Josh Hutcherson – colored pencil – 16
- Angelina D. – Jennifer Lawrence – graphite – 16
- Alyssa Forbes – But is it Sad Enough? -graphite – 15
- Zane Sprague – Rosebreasted Grosbeek – pencil – 14
- Zane Sprague – Sheffield Cottage – graphite – 14
- Kelsey Scarbrough – 5ever – sharpie pen, paper – 18
- Kyla DeHaven – Ballet Silhouette – mixed media – 14
- Kelsey Scarbrough – Arrowdynamic – sharpie, paper – 18
9 to 13 year olds:
- Khloe Addison – Queen Latilsa – Pottery – 9
- Austin Wiggins – Midevil Dagger – graphite – 11
- Ellie Rush – Hiro on a Green Chair – colored pencil, marker – 13
- Austin Wiggins – The Swan – graphite – 11
- Joseph Muehlhausen – Flori Garden – origami & wood – 10
- Jake DeHaven – Big Shot Nursing – photography – 12
- Ellie Rush – Thank You! – Colored pencil, marker – 13
- Olivia B. – Hummingbird Charm – polymer clay – 12
- Joseph Muehlhausen – Batmache – paper mache & acrylic – 10
- Keegan Addison – Zohan the Wizard – pottery – 10
- Olivia B. – Mushroom Charms – polymer clay – 12
- Samantha – Daniel Pauses for a Drink on the Way to Capernaum – Photography – 11
- Tatum Cranford-The Blue Umbrella-pencil & crayon – 13
- Tatum Cranford – View from the Saddle – Photography – 13
5 to 8 years olds:
- Tess-Tessy T-Rex-Shell Sculpture-8
- Isaac DeHaven – Flowers for Mommy – photography – 7
- Griffin – Mayan Snake – pottery – 8
- Will – A Knight in my Backyard – mixed media – 7
- River Lyon – Humpty Dumpty – pen & paper – 7
- Hannah M. – China’s Best Panda – paper collage – 5
- Isaac DeHaven – Turbo Man – Marker – 7
- Karlie Addison – Color Expression – Painting – 6
- Trevor Jorgensen – True Colors – painting – 7
- Tracey Jorgensen – Red Herring – drawing – 8
- River Lyon – Bot – assemblage sculpture – 7
- Lydia Lyon – Zion – pen & paper – 5
- Andrew DeHaven – Mama Hen and Chick – photography – 7
- Tess-Baby Jesus-Mixed Media-8
- Will – Story Quilt – mixed media – 7
- Andrew DeHaven – Bluebonnets – photography – 6
I hope you enjoy the show. Please come back to get results April 15.