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OPEN TO ALL UK ARTISTS
Open theme for any original 2 Dimensional Artworks created in 2024*
*excludes photography and digital art (see rules)
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: 3rd November 2024

First Prize:
£250 Cash + £50 artful weasels gift voucher


People's Choice:
£50 Cash + £50 artful weasels gift voucher

Online Virtual Gallery featuring 35 finalists

(Gallery runs: 2nd December 2024 - 31st January 2025)

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The Judges

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Tin Stanton

www.instagram.com/tin_stanton 

 

MA Graphic Arts

BA Drawing & Print

Association of Illustrators

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artful weasels Owner & Tutor​​

 

Tin's artwork has been seen in many national and international galleries, including the Royal Academy and Oxo Galleries in London.

His acrylic, pencil, digital realism and landscape work has lead to being interviewed by the Royal Academy on Climate Change, and even a spot on TVs Sky Landscape Artist of the Year. 

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Sam Bryan

www.instagram.com/sambryan.art

MA Multidisciplinary Printmaking

BA Drawing and Print

Association of Visual Artists

Associate member of 44AD Art Space Bath

 

Sam is a multidisciplinary artist based in Bristol.

Her practice is colourful and explores the relationship and connections between humans and animals. 

 

Sam has exhibited both nationally and internationally. Most recently in Notting Hill London as part of Kensington and Chelsea arts week. 

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Mandy Chandler

 

www.instagram.com/mandychandlerart

Artist & artful weasels student since Jan 2024

​Specialising in acrylic painting and lino printing, Mandy's acrylic portraits and still life paintings often include intricately patterned fabrics or ceramics which she paints in bright colours. She is currently working on a collection of 100 portraits.  

 

​In contrast to the vivid colour mixing she enjoys with acrylic paints she also explores the ability of black and white lino prints to portray different skin colours, and the texture of different materials like glass, ceramics or even soap bubbles, through the use of intricately contoured lines.

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