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NEW GSA CHRISTMAS CARD COMPETITION COMPLETED!
After the success of our Lockdown Art Competition in the Spring, the GSA Committee launched a second Competition in time for Christmas. The Competition was to design a piece of work suitable for a Christmas Card and was open to ALL members. First and Second prize winners will be receiving a Christmas Hamper each. Here below are all the entries and the winners!
COMPETITION RESULTS.
Our judge, Catherine Bunn commented as follows" “I so enjoyed looking at the card entries. They are all amazing! It is great that there was a range of media and that all the cards were unique. Honestly they are all fantastic. I could spend all morning commenting on them. The work that has gone into them is excellent. You are all very talented and have a lot of patience”.
Our judge, Catherine Bunn commented as follows" “I so enjoyed looking at the card entries. They are all amazing! It is great that there was a range of media and that all the cards were unique. Honestly they are all fantastic. I could spend all morning commenting on them. The work that has gone into them is excellent. You are all very talented and have a lot of patience”.
First Prize goes to Jackie Herbert for her painting “The Unexpected Guest”.
Catherine comments "The reason I chose this is because when I opened it, it made me chuckle and every time I look at it, it brings a smile to my face. With this difficult year it is great to have something that makes you smile".
Second Prize goes to Caroline Hope for her painting ‘Winter Wanderer’.
Catherine says “I just loved this beautiful, very wintery picture”
Highly Commended goes to Vivien Townsend for her “Christmas Lights of Hope”
Catherine comments “So festive and very clever”
MANY CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNERS AND EVERYONE WHO TOOK PART.
ALL ENTRIES SHOWN BELOW FOR YOU TO MAKE YOUR CHOICE!
ALL ENTRIES SHOWN BELOW FOR YOU TO MAKE YOUR CHOICE!
1. "A Cotswold Winter"
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2. "Protect and Save Us" Watercolour by Liz Young.
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3. "Peace at Christmas" Watercolour by Rosemary Harvey
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4. "The Unexpected Guest"
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5. "November Walk"
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6. "Night Snow Journey"
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7. "Christmas Lunch" (after Rosemary Sarah-Welch). Oil by Caroline Hope.
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8. "Winter Wanderer"
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9. "Redwing and Holly" Pastel by Rosemary Gowland.
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10. "Christmas 2020, A Year to Remember" Watercolour and Gouache by Melanie Gibson
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11. "A Happy Christmas in the Forest of Dean". Watercolour by Steve Savory
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12. "The Holly and the Ivy"
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13. "Observations" Watercolour and Gouache by Melanie Gibson
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14. "The Flight into Egypt"
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15. "The Night before Christmas"
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16. "Village Carol Singers"
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17. "A Christmas Surprise"
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18. "Christmas Pony"
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19. "Wonder"
Linocut by Jackie Cox 
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20. "Carol Singers"
Watercolour by Jean Sandham 
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21. "O Star of Wonder"
Watercolour by Jean Sandham 
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22. "Christmas Lights of Hope"
Mixed media by Vivien Townsend 
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23. "Winter Tree".
Mixed media by Sue Trickey 
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24. "Robin Redbreast".
Mixed media by Sue Trickey 
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25. "Peace, Love and Hope"
Different Christmas shapes made using porcelain clay and a mix of colourful lusters by Vicky Hendzel 
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RESULTS OF GSA 'SELF ISO' COMPETITION' - "HOME AND GARDEN" SPRING 2020.
(SEE ALL ENTRIES AND WINNERS ON 'GSA GALLERIES' PAGE)
WINNERS
1st Prize of £30 went to Rosemary Harvey for her watercolour 'Tea for One'
2nd Prize of £15 went to Jean Sandham for her painting 'Waterfall of Hope for the Future'.
3rd Place went to Terry Aubrey for his painting 'Rhododendrons'.
Runners Up: Mel Gibson, Neil Gow, Ted Hodgkins, Margaret Skinner, Viv Tilley, Viv Townsend, Rosemary Gowland, Valerie Nash, Mary Edwards and Gerard Atkinson.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ONE AND ALL!
1st Prize of £30 went to Rosemary Harvey for her watercolour 'Tea for One'
2nd Prize of £15 went to Jean Sandham for her painting 'Waterfall of Hope for the Future'.
3rd Place went to Terry Aubrey for his painting 'Rhododendrons'.
Runners Up: Mel Gibson, Neil Gow, Ted Hodgkins, Margaret Skinner, Viv Tilley, Viv Townsend, Rosemary Gowland, Valerie Nash, Mary Edwards and Gerard Atkinson.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ONE AND ALL!
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