Well it's been Awards time for Curt's
3rd Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge.
It has certainly seen some fantastic painting, and goes some way to prove that this can be way more than a craft , and that there real artists out there creating masterpieces with these subjects.
No place for me this year. I only really got to submit upto the end of January and then went down with all sorts of nastiness that killed my painting output stone dead Still managed a showing in in the runners up for Sarah's choice with a couple of female characters.
Ultimate winner in this category was Phil's Lonely Lady (
Diary of a Gaming Magpie)- a wonderfully ethereal piece. well done Phil
The talented Mr Awdy (28mm Victorian Warfare - although he's stretching his envelope somewhat!)needs to prepare two acceptance speeches , picking up the Challengers choice for the cannibal cookpot
And the People's choice for the Greyscale Samurai - wow - great stuff Michael
The final award by our own Judge "I am law" Curt...wen to Kawe (Grossbeeren 1813)for a piece of superbly desolate composition , a wrecked Caisson , you can feel that chill Russian winter just looking at it.
So it is a well done to all the very worthy and talented winners, to the rest of the mad bunch of participants for keeping up the banter , and thanks again to Curt for running the show.
Until next year!! - oh and by the way "I was robbed... robbed I tell you...."
Great entries all round,
ReplyDeleteCracking gunslinger lass Dave!
Cheers Paul - she is also lethal... been out in games twice recently and proving very deadly!
DeleteIt has been a great Challenge, and your work, fantastic.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
indeed it was thank Juan
DeleteThanks for the kudos Dave.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I am accepting early bribes in anticipation of the next Challenge. I even have an instalment plan. :)
Best,
Curt
The Geisha and The Cooler King are still some of my favourites!
cheers Curt.
DeleteI do like that lady gunslinger. Very inspiring work.
ReplyDeletecheers Anne
DeleteThe Geisha was certainly one of my favourites and of course we should acknowledge that the cooking pot was pretty much your idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael, she was a challenge to paint. But he the idea is nothing without the execution - and it's a beauty..
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