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Welcome to the gallery of artwork for this weekends challenge, created by some very serene students! The pieces below are absolutely fantastic and we really hope that you all enjoy viewing them. So many different ideas for the theme this week – Serenity. A particular shout out to Walaa Al-jafari’s ballerina. Scroll down to view it. Absolutely superb. Stay tuned for the next challenge. We hope you all have a very peaceful and happy weekend!
Magdalena Anna PiwowarczykIn Buddhism, deer is considered as a serene animal. It stands for purity. I painted this using acrylics. S. LathaThis is the most serene place on earth: Luskentyre beach, isle of Harris in the Western Isles Anne Marieke BooijSitting by a pond looking at reflections Sheila BrownFor this week I have painted a candle, it was lovely and calming to have it lighting and smell the scent while painting! Pauline BurkeMy favourite place in the whole world – sat on Whitby Cliff watching the harbour and the town below. So peaceful Kirstie BakerVéra JaouadiWhat could be more serene than a swan?! Done with pastel pencils. It could do with a couple more hours of work, but I ran out of time. Helen AcostaWalaa Al-jafariI choose an ancient Indian bronze statue Vishu lying on the Comic ocean, as my drawing theme. As long time past the gold, silver and jewellery for decoration has been lost, most of the bronze body has been damaged. But I think this sculpture was polished by time with more peaceful and serenity. HuzetteKhadiga KadrySerenity… for me it’s sometimes a combination of colours, and this is one of those… Iryna LabunskaWeekend challenge, Serenity. I feel a bit like this pig today… finally got outside in the sunshine after what seems like weeks of rain! Dionne TurnbullI thought this lady was quite serene when I drew her Clifford HerbertThe piece is created with a mixture of oil pastel (the moon and parts of the water) Felt tip pen for the tree and for the background watercolour pencils. In places the ink bloated due to using water on the pencils. This piece of work hopefully has a some what peaceful feel amongst the craziness. Nina PhillipsDone in my sketch book with Coloursoft pencils. It’s the lovely view behind our home in between the stormy weather. Anita MarshallDenise DancerAudrey Quinton
