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Welcome to our latest weekend art challenge all about Tigers! What a stunning array of magnificent creatures we have to show this week.
Our featured image is shared this week by Elena Statham, who’s artwork is on the left and Sarah Louise Amit who’s wet in wet watercolour close up of a tigers eye on the right. Both paintings are stunning and you can see them in full in the post below.
Also special mention to Pauline Burke who has created a pastel drawing of a Tiger called Amber. It is the first image below, so delicately drawn – well done Pauline!
Congratulations to all of the students who took part this week. Plus a big welcome all of our new students who have taken part in our weekly challenges this week.
Drop back here or head on over to our facebook page tomorrow to find out what the new challenge is! As Julie Smalley said in her tiger pic below..
‘”A focus on the tiger’s eyes, they said. OK. If it’s for a LAC Weekend Challenge, then let’s do it!”
We are thrilled our students love the challenges so much. Keep up the great work everyone!!
This one in pencil is called Amber Pauline Burke ‘A focus on the tiger’s eyes’, they said. OK. If it’s for a LAC Weekend Challenge, then let’s do it! Julie SmalleyThe biggest cat I’ve ever sketched for the weekend Tiger challenge Mila ZinzenMy tiger effort Drawn from the same animal just taking in the morning air. Pastel on velour paper. Sheila BrownWatercolor, watercolor pencils, artist pen black, collage. Rose-MarieNot good but I had fun! (admin edit – we love it!!) Gill HamillSumatran Tiger in Pastel Pencils, taken from my own reference photo from the Welsh Mountain Zoo. Faber Castell Pitt Pastels on Pastelmat, approx 12″ x 9″ Brian PearsonHu ZeteWeekend Challenge – Tiger Gouache, watercolour and white pastel Jackie GrovesTiger. Second attempt with pastels and pastel pencils Emma Jane KnowlesWeekend challenge using Procreate on the iPad Sam CroyleMy dip pen and ink tiger, used one of the photos provided for reference. Chris RyeWet on wet watercolour, nice way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Sarah Louise AmitHello Everyone! I’m studying children’s illustrations. This is my second trial of the weekend art challenge- Tiger. It’s not easy to draw a tiger but this was my first drawing & painting of a tiger, I enjoyed it. Hyeyoung JessLoved this weekend challenge using Patel pencils again !! Gwen ReavleyThis was done a while ago, been neglecting my art for past few months but starting to get back on track. Paul if you’re looking I’m in the middle of my final assignment – I haven’t disappeared, honest! Debbie BirtWeekend challenge: tiger. Chinese ink, collage in Procreate Elena Statham I am trying more in pencils now.I love this medium. Latha Bhaduri PrabakarWeekend challenge – just finished this one although for some reason I thought it was a lion challenge not a tiger. Charlotte DraperQuick tiger sketch. Just got new pens so enjoying them! Sazzer BeeWeekend challenge tiger used water colours. Lavina GonsalvesI did this portrait of a tiger with coloured pencils. Nina PhillipsTigers Liz BrowneCaptions; Is this a 1 or 10? 01 01 Not Gonna.. Make it. Justin RobinsonDenise DancerMy contribution to the weekend challenge, painted in oils on canvas board. Really enjoyed this one! ‘Just a Pussycat…’ Dorothy Robinson This work is done by charcoal and graphite pencils Sri Lankan leopard Sanduni BeddageKhadiga KadryJosefine GeorgineHad a go at the weekend art challenge with alcohol markers, a pretty new medium for me! Theresa HaworthDenise Dancer
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