Art Challenge
Each monthly Guild meeting has an assigned topic challenging members to create art with that topic in mind. The art can be newly created or a past painting, photo, sculptor, etc.
The art does not have to be framed, it can be a quick sketch or illustration, etc., easy-peasy. During the monthly meeting, members vote for their favorite art. The chosen artist will have his/her picture with the art and a short artist statement placed in the Brighton Art Guild website and in the Newsletter for all to see.
There will be no Art Challenge for the March’s “Open Art Night” Guild meeting.
April’s Art Challenge topic is “Awakening.”
May’s Art Challenge topic is “Light.” Close your eyes and imagine colors, swirls, textures, borders and bangles that has an “awakening” or “light” meaning to you. Create and be ready for those Challenges!
Each monthly Guild meeting has an assigned topic challenging members to create art with that topic in mind. The art can be newly created or a past painting, photo, sculptor, etc.
The art does not have to be framed, it can be a quick sketch or illustration, etc., easy-peasy. During the monthly meeting, members vote for their favorite art. The chosen artist will have his/her picture with the art and a short artist statement placed in the Brighton Art Guild website and in the Newsletter for all to see.
There will be no Art Challenge for the March’s “Open Art Night” Guild meeting.
April’s Art Challenge topic is “Awakening.”
May’s Art Challenge topic is “Light.” Close your eyes and imagine colors, swirls, textures, borders and bangles that has an “awakening” or “light” meaning to you. Create and be ready for those Challenges!
February 2019 Challenge Winner
“Sanctuary”
Nancy Cross
“Some years back, during a period of self-examination, I was thinking a lot about who I was, where I was going, what I needed in my life and what I needed to be happy.
I took that concept of peeling back layers, trying to get at the heart of values and where I was. What aspects of my personality I saw that were important and where I needed to work on things.”
Editor’s note: Nancy’s art showed “peeling back layers.” One layer revealed soft lovely clouds in a blue sky that might indicate an area of sanctuary and one of the layers brought a brick wall into view that would seem to signify closing off or stopping something, as in, hitting a brick wall. Interesting....
“Sanctuary”
Nancy Cross
“Some years back, during a period of self-examination, I was thinking a lot about who I was, where I was going, what I needed in my life and what I needed to be happy.
I took that concept of peeling back layers, trying to get at the heart of values and where I was. What aspects of my personality I saw that were important and where I needed to work on things.”
Editor’s note: Nancy’s art showed “peeling back layers.” One layer revealed soft lovely clouds in a blue sky that might indicate an area of sanctuary and one of the layers brought a brick wall into view that would seem to signify closing off or stopping something, as in, hitting a brick wall. Interesting....