Art Competition Winners – Autumn 2014

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Thank you!

Big thanks to all Drawing Academy Art Competition – Autumn 2014 participants. All entries are listed here »

We are also grateful to all supporters, who voted for the winners.

It is the time to announce the winners.

According to the Competition Rules, there are three full Drawing Academy Memberships to be awarded.

However, we nominated not 3, but 5 winners!

And the Winners are:

Qing Yang
//drawingacademy.com/reverie-addict
“Since young, I have been bestowed with a gift of visualizing almost everything I hear, smell, and sense and thus it took me a long time to fix the leaky boundary between reality and reverie… The world in my eyes is too miraculous and capricious to be rendered in any other way than painting and this is the very reason why I have kept drawing stubbornly…”

Sabina Popovici Hantu
//drawingacademy.com/i-was-dreaming-for-something-like-this
“I began to draw two years ago. It was a big idea because I found myself after a very long and hard way. I am a self taught trying to learn from internet and a lot of books. Finding Drawing Academy was a big wow for me. You offer a knowledge I could learn from a master. Learning about perspective, human body, figure, human anatomy, drawing from life, from your professional artists would be a big opportunity for me develop my drawing skills and to use them painting too…”

Lucian HRAB
//drawingacademy.com/the-shepherd-and-the-dancer
“I am not a professional artist. I only have this hobby since my childhood and in this way I spent some hours. I left it completely for few years and without any explanation the flame just rebirth this year. Since, I was searching on internet for some interesting materials in order to help me to learn good drawing habits in the proper way. I finally found this site drawingacademy.com and was impressed by the quality of this course. You are doing a very good job! …”

Garrick Marchena
//drawingacademy.com/hungry-for-art-knowledge
“I’ve been drawing since a very small age. Ever since I can remember. I believe it was my mother, a very talented seamstress, who inspired me to draw. i remember being so small barely looking over the table and watching her as she was sketching out the models wearing the wedding dresses she designed. While all the kids in my neighborhood were outside playing I was drawing in my sketchbook. This the only place I could feel safe and confident…”

Marcela Rogel de Pepper
//drawingacademy.com/portrait-of-angelina
“Drawing and painting have always been part of my life. I remember my first drawing was a sketch of my favorite cartoons; I was probably eight or nine years old. It was then when I realized that I wanted to be an artist. However my parents could not afford to send me to an art school so I tried to teach myself by copying drawings and paintings from other artists and from books. When growing up, I started to work after school so that I could help my parents with bills etc. so I kind of left aside my dream of becoming an artist…”