Carver Bob Gander has renewed his membership for the 2020 - 2021 season.
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| Hawksbill Turtle by Bob Gander |
Tuesday, December 8, 2020
Monday, December 7, 2020
SWAA Member Connie Lasko
Connie has renewed her SWAA membership for the 2020/2021 season.
She is a wildlife artist from Mistatim, Saskatchewan.
Her main goal is to show people a bit of the beauty of wild nature.
Another Renewal - Cathleen Mewis
Cathleen has renewed her membership for the 2020 / 2021 season.
Cathleen Mewis is a talented photographer whose work has been published frequently over the past year.
See more about Cathleen at her page on our SWAA website at: https://wildlfeart.blogspot.com/p/cathleen-mewis.html
Elizabeth Bentz has renewed her membership
Elizabeth Bentz has renewed her membership for the 2020-2021 season.
Beth enjoys working in watercolours.
These paintings are from her "Dragons and Damsels" series.
Saturday, May 9, 2020
Meet SWAA Member Cathleen Mewis
Photographer Cathleen Mewis now has her own page on the SWAA Member website with lots of her photos on display. Be sure to check it out!
Any other SWAA members wanting to get their page on the site should email: swaa1986@gmail.com.
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| Stick Handling by Cathleen Mewis |
Any other SWAA members wanting to get their page on the site should email: swaa1986@gmail.com.
Monday, May 4, 2020
TWO Virtual Carving Art Competitions
RICHMOND CARVERS "ARTISTRY IN WOOD"
With the impact of Covid the Richmond Carvers have created a virtual Carving Show & Competition, The Richmond Carvers' "Artistry in Wood" Virtual Carving Show. Deadline for entries May 28.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION: ARTISTRY IN WOOD
Wildfowl Carving Magazine’s Third Annual Online Competition
You can start entering this Wildfowl Carving Competition on May 1 with a final deadline of May 31.
CLICK HERE TO ENTER THE WILDFOWL CARVING COMPETITION
A note from the editor of the Wildfowl Carving Magazine:
Aside from all the other things, carvers have seen their favorite shows get cancelled due to the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. We hope that our online competition will help, at least in some way, to fill the gap. And as our way to support the carving community, we have decided to drop the registration fees from $35 to $10, and we will donate 100% of the registration fees to the United Way’s Covid-19 Community Response and Recovery Fund. We hope you will enter your carving and look forward to seeing what the wildfowl carvers out there are creating.
- Tom Huntington, Editor
Wildfowl Carving Magazine
With the impact of Covid the Richmond Carvers have created a virtual Carving Show & Competition, The Richmond Carvers' "Artistry in Wood" Virtual Carving Show. Deadline for entries May 28.
Wildfowl Carving Magazine’s Third Annual Online Competition
You can start entering this Wildfowl Carving Competition on May 1 with a final deadline of May 31.
A note from the editor of the Wildfowl Carving Magazine:
Aside from all the other things, carvers have seen their favorite shows get cancelled due to the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. We hope that our online competition will help, at least in some way, to fill the gap. And as our way to support the carving community, we have decided to drop the registration fees from $35 to $10, and we will donate 100% of the registration fees to the United Way’s Covid-19 Community Response and Recovery Fund. We hope you will enter your carving and look forward to seeing what the wildfowl carvers out there are creating.
- Tom Huntington, Editor
Wildfowl Carving Magazine
ART COMPETITION
The annual Artist Network Competition deadline is May 20. Wouldn't it be exciting if someone we knew got into the winners' circle!
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