COLORED PENCIL MAGAZINE
ART CHALLENGE - # 1303 "Veiled"
DEADLINE: April 10, 2013
Photo by Sally Ford - Copyright released!
FREE TO ENTER & WIN ONE OF THESE PRIZES
Pro/Advanced Prize: 80 pencil set of Supracolor Watercolor Colored Pencils ($233 value!)
Student/Beginner Prize:80 pencil set of Pablo Color Pencils ($233 value!)
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PRO/ADVANCED WINNER - Angela Ali

WHY IT WON:
It’s all in the details. There were other
entries that were very competitive with this
piece but it really came down to the details.
First let me acknowledge how SPOT ON this is
to the original – but better. I can’t say
enough about the skin tone, highlights,color
choices and mad rendering abilities! The
details that pushed this over the edge was
really 1. the veil – this was one of those
things that many people were probably
surprised to be a point of struggle and even
as you said, you had to put a concerted
effort into making this look right. Who would
think that something so unassuming would be
such a fantastic area in the art. 2. The
jewelry – the metal looks like metal and you
really pulled off the bokeh in the far left
pieces. 3. The hair – more specifically ...
the hair on her shoulder just adds a level a
realism that is really hard to do with
colored pencils as typically it is a one-shot
deal, unlike with digital or some paint
mediums. So glad you participated and
thrilled to have the level of talent in this
art competition!
STUDENT/BEGINNER WINNER - Jessica Padua Lingle
WHY IT WON:
Our top criteria when judging is always
skill. You executed this wonderfully and
really captured the essence of the photo. We
loved your color palette and the use of color
over the whole image. The details are
striking on her eyelashes and browse as well
as the hair but I think it is the eyes that
really make this piece a stand out. The
close-up crop really shows this off and
although the other entry you submitted, with
the whole image in view is lovely and
definitely shows you did the work, the
tighter composition just worked a little
better for your areas of strength. We also
wanted to acknowledge that, although it
didn’t sway our decision, we appreciated your
multiple attempts to get this piece just
right and feel that your efforts paid off in
the end and are especially impressed that
this is a first colored pencil portrait for
you. Thank you for your submission, we look
forward to seeing more!
PRO/ADVANCED CATEGORY
Alyssa Rose
Amanda Marks
Antonio Sanchez
April Jarocka
Brenda Nemeth
Carola Blackburn
Claire Lin
Corina Gomez
Daniela Rioux
Erika Azzarello
Janna Voss
John Middick
Jonavon Herr
Karen Anne Brady
Karen Anne Brady
Kat Ewing
Kelly Laher
Lauren Tirro
Lis Zadravec
Margaret Waters
Markus Klein
Mayumi Ogihara
Nadia Carre
Nanette Santos
Oriol Arumi
Peggy Osborne
Peta-Ann
Ronda Margolese
Shirlyn Go
Sonia Williams
Stefania Russo
Suzanne Sienes-Balanay
Svenja Liv
Ted Stanley
Tess Lee
Vanessa Lawrence
Veronica Winters
Virginia Perry-Unger
Yu-Hsien Ho
STUDENT/BEGINNER CATEGORY
Andrea Snuggs
Angelia Duggan
Bonnie Harrington
Brenda Milstein
Camelia Guiraud
Fae Thomas
Giselle Vorpahl
Janet Ellington Horton
Jenny Ras
Jessica Licari
Jessica Padua Lingle
Karen Gardner
Karissa
Kate Lehman
Katy Lamatsch
Katy Lamatsch
Kristina Kauffman
Lia Sierra
Lia Sierra
Lia Sierra
Trisha Hanley
Tusai Istvan
Veronica Bahman
Vickie Wong
Xiamei Chen
OTHER CATEGORY
All
artwork is owned by the submitting artist and no copyright will be
transferred to Colored Pencil Magazine or Platte Productions Publishing
but by submitting, uploading, or sharing your artwork to our Flickr
account, you are giving Colored Pencil Magazine and Platte Productions
Publishing, permission to print and /or display your work in print
and/or online.
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