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We want a landscape - including coastal, but no pure seascape and no cityscape - which includes a human artifact; that could be a building like a church, a bridge, a ruin, a lighthouse, but also a man-made object like a car, a tractor, a garden chair etc. The landscape MUST dominate in your painting and the object must stay an element of your composition, and not be the main feature.
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- Written by Dolores Saul
Can members who have still not paid their annual subscriptions please pay them as soon as possible? They were actually due to be paid by 31st January 2019! Failure to pay will mean you can no longer enjoy the advantages of membership of the PGE! Please check your spam email folder just in case your reminder email has gone to the wrong inbox! See here the banking details on Join PGE. Thank you!
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- Written by Dolores Saul
Best of Get Dusty 2018 winners are ...Stephie Clark with her beautiful "Café aut lait Floribunda" and Irina Orlova with her amazing "In the sunlight"!
Both got the same points which is well deserved! Gold medals as a logo for their website; certificates are on their way.
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Daggi Wallace, our guest judge for Get Dusty February 2019 - Figure- people at work
Born and raised in Berlin, Germany, and currently living near Los Angeles, CA, Daggi is an award winning painter specializing in contemporary realism and portraiture. She has reached the level of Eminent Pastelist of the International Association of Pastel Societies and Master Pastelist of the Pastel Society of America as well as Signature Status in several other arts organizations..
Her work has been shown at the National Arts Club and the Salmagundi Club in NYC, the Butler Institute of American Art, OH, and is in several permanent corporate collections. She has won numerous awards in national and international exhibitions and her work has been published in several magazines and books, including American Art Collector, Southwest Art, Professional Artist Magazine, International Artist Magazine, The Pastel Journal, Poets and Artists Magazine and Pratique Des Arts in France.
Read more: Daggi Wallace, our guest judge for Get Dusty February 2019
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Our Signature Member Lynn Howarth PGE wrote:`Thank you so much for inviting me to judge the Get Dusty. It took a long time to go through the entries and I would just like to say they were all of exceptionally high quality that it was extremly hard to make my final decision! But decisions had to be made and here are my top six. Congratulations to the winners and commiserations to the ones who didn´t make it this time. I hope this selection will inspire you all to keep on creating such beautiful work!
The winner of our Winter Get Dusty competition has been chosen; it is Marianne Holtermann with "Quiet Snowfall" Congratulations! Marianne wins a set of Premium Sanded Pastel Paper from our sponsor UART.
Read more: Get Dusty Results December 2018/January 2019- Free Choice
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