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We are waiting for spring and the new Get Dusty competitions. The board has discussed a lot of possible challenges and has agreed on the following:
February - Portrait / Figure - challenge: Dance
We want one or several dancing figures. That can be ballet, ballroom dance, ethnic dances. Step or modern dance like Hip Hop is also possible.
March - Landscape - challenge: Cityscape, day or night
Your entry may contain human figures, but only as part of the scenery. Remember, this is a landscape challenge!
April - Animals - challenge: On the bird table
A painting of one or more local wild birds that visit our gardens. It’s fine if they are perched on a twig or sitting on the ground; a bird table is not essential for this challenge.
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Barbara Archer-Baldwin is our guest judge for our winter Get Dusty. Winter- free choice.
Barbara Archer-Baldwin, PSA, lives in Venice, FL, USA.
Member of: Pastel Society of America, Signature Member; Women Painters of Southeast, Pastel Society of Colorado, Pastel Society of Tampa Bay, and Pastel Society of West Coast..
Although she was primarily trained in oils, her passion is, now and forever, Pastels. She has been painting with Pastels exclusively for the last 12 years She has taught many mediums, including oil, acrylic, drawing, for the past 25 years, but now concentrates all her creative energies on Pastels teaching a weekly pastels class for the last 10 years.
Read more: Barbara Archer-Baldwin: Guest judge for Get Dusty Dec.2017/Jan.2018- Winter
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Happy New Year!
2017 is over and it is time to choose 'Best of Get Dusty 2017'. All placed entries in the January to November competitions are eligible. Go to the folder 'Best of Get Dusty 2017' and have a look at our 30 beautiful entries. You have until the end of January to choose your favourite. Please post your choice in the forum. The winning entry will be featured on our website and FB page. Happy voting!
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UART website uartpastelpaper.com:
UART Premium Pastel Paper is constructed to provide pastel, color pencil and charcoal artists with a quality and reliable foundation. With seven paper grades from 240 to 800, our sanded pastel paper accepts a wide variety of media for underpainting without compromising the tooth. You can layer, correct and create without impairing the paper or your piece. In addition, our manufacturing process guarantees a consistent surface so your work looks flawless from corner to corner.
A demanding artist requires a partner that demands more from its paper. Our dedication to quality, dependability and value ensures you can create without compromise.
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