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- Written by Dorothea Schulz
For this challenge, you can choose whatever species you like, but we want to see both parent and child. Show us paintings of either a single parent or both, with one or several of their offspring. No big herd, though, it should still be an animal portrait. The deadline is October, 25, every member may upload 2 entries. Happy painting!
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- Written by Dolores Saul
Stan Sperlak PSA our judge for the September Get Dusty Competition has choosen:
The winner is Polina Balashova with "The Low Sun" Congratulations! She wins a set of 10 PanPastel colors and a set of Sofft tools from our sponsor PanPastel.
In second place is Dorothea Schulz PGE with "Dawn in Montmelard“, in third place is Svenja Starke with "Frost Morning".
Read more: Get Dusty Results - September 2019-Landscape - Beginning or end of day
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- Written by Dolores Saul
Lisa Ober, our judge for the July / August Get Dusty Competition has choosen:
The winner is Motti Shoval with "Shmuel Staircase" Congratulations! Motti wins a set of 10 PanPastel colors and a set of Sofft tools from our sponsor PanPastel.
In second place is Silja Salmistu with "Raft of the Medusa“, in third place is George Tsakiris with "Textures".
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- Written by Dorothea Schulz
Stan Sperlak, PSA is known for his dramatic landscape paintings of the sea, marshes and sky. He studied painting and drawing at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, PA. Over the past decade he has maintained a teaching studio where a marsh, farm and forest meet on the Crow Creek in Goshen, NJ. It is there on 37 acres, that he has created a nature sanctuary and has begun creating sculptural and environmental art installations. His works have appeared in numerous magazines and books on painting. He is a signature member of the Pastel Society of America, the Maryland Pastel Society, and served on the board of The Mid Atlantic Plein Air Painters Association.
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- Written by Dorothea Schulz
For this landscape challenge want to see a morning or evening scene. Pay attention to the specific colour of light at that time of day, and the position of the sun! Think of long shadows or sunrise and sunset. Deadline is September 25, every member may post two entries. Happy painting!
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