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Chroma Art Award

by Jim Cobb Dec 16, 2009

Earlier this year Chroma ran an art competition in conjunction with The Art Scene. Competition entrants had to use Atelier Interactive, Jo Sonja’s, Archival Oils or A2 brands of Chroma paint in their works. The competition ran throughout the year and closed on 30th November 2009.

The 1st prize winner receives 1 week of tuition by the professional artist of their choice at the Art Scene Mitchell School of Arts from January 17 to 23 valued at $700.00 plus $100.00 worth of Chroma paints.

The 2nd prize recipient receives $250.00 worth of Chroma paints and $100.00 worth of Chroma paints is awarded to the 3rd Prize winner.

The winners are:

1ST – DANA JACKSON from Kaumati Beach, New Zealand with a work called Italian Riviera. Dana travels all around Europe on painting trips and is pictured here painting in Monet's Garden at Giverny.

2ND- ANNE GLENDENNING WALTON of Locksley, NSW, 2795 with a scene of a river landscape and

3RD – YOLANDA SEACH from Rouse Hill, NSW with Flowers in a copper bowl.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS!

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