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Third place!
Apr. 25th, 2008 11:45 pmWent to the art show today and finally saw what the Girl has been doing over the past few years (I say few years because she had some of last year's art up for display). She had six pieces in the show, all of which she hoped to sell. Went around looking at a lot of the art, some of it most excellent, and found that she'd taken third place in the judging for a piece of art that she doesn't even like! It was done early last year, and what she's done since then shows her advancement as an artist. But the judges liked this one!
I'll excerpt what the judges had to say about it here:
"Third Place goes to the piece with the Telephone pole in front of the brick building... The abstract composition is especially pleasing. Shapes and patterns become more important than realistic subject matter in this piece, and causes us to look at our surroundings in a new way. While working for more contrast and taking a little more time with the drawing of small details would have made the piece stronger, capturing the abstraction seen around you is clearly working outside the box."
"The simple pencil drawing of the telephone pole has an interesting contrast of the monumental and the small, intricate detail."
The Girl was a bit put out by the fact that the item in question was not a telephone pole, but a walkway covering support! She was peeved that they kept calling it a phone pole!
I think that the show was rather poorly attended, partially due to lack of advertising before the event. We definitely made way too many brownies!
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I'll excerpt what the judges had to say about it here:
"Third Place goes to the piece with the Telephone pole in front of the brick building... The abstract composition is especially pleasing. Shapes and patterns become more important than realistic subject matter in this piece, and causes us to look at our surroundings in a new way. While working for more contrast and taking a little more time with the drawing of small details would have made the piece stronger, capturing the abstraction seen around you is clearly working outside the box."
"The simple pencil drawing of the telephone pole has an interesting contrast of the monumental and the small, intricate detail."
The Girl was a bit put out by the fact that the item in question was not a telephone pole, but a walkway covering support! She was peeved that they kept calling it a phone pole!
I think that the show was rather poorly attended, partially due to lack of advertising before the event. We definitely made way too many brownies!
And in other news, I made
metafandom thanks to partly-bouncy!
