NEWS UPDATE – Early Entry Interim Awards
As we approach the 3rd April deadline for submitting your artwork to the Jackson’s Open Art Prize we will be selecting additional interim prize winners each week.
For each week in March the Jackson’s panel will select an entry for commendation from the entries submitted so far. The winner will receive £100 or more worth of art materials. The four categories were chosen based on the four largest categories of entries. Submit your entry early to be included.
These are extra prizes and selection will not affect your chance of winning the overall prizes.
With no entry fee, great prizes and no restrictions on theme the JOAP 2016 is an unusual art competition.
Enter your artwork in the Jackson’s Open Art Prize. Deadline 3rd April 2016.
- Watercolour Week
An entry using watercolour will be chosen from the entries submitted by 6th March. The winner selected will be announced on 11th March and Winsor & Newton will provide £100 of your choice of Winsor & Newton watercolours. - Soft Pastel Week
An entry using soft pastel will be chosen from the entries submitted by 13th March. The winner selected will be announced on 18th March and Schmincke will provide a Schmincke Handmade Soft Pastels set of 45 assorted pastels in a wooden box (value £160). - Oil Painting Week
An entry using oil colour will be chosen from the entries submitted by 20th March. The winner selected will be announced on 25th March and Winsor & Newton will provide £100 of your choice of Winsor & Newton oil colours. - Acrylic Week
An entry using acrylic colour will be chosen from the entries submitted by 27th March. The winner selected will be announced on 1st April and Golden Artists Acrylics will provide £100 of your choice of Golden Acrylic colours.
£100 of Winsor & Newton
watercolours
Schmincke Soft Pastel Set
of 45 assorted handmade
soft pastels
in a wooden box
£100 of Golden Acrylics
£100 of Winsor & Newton
oil colours
2 thoughts on “JOAP 2016 Early Entry Awards”
Were is the pencil catagory?
Seems to me this medium is very underrated for some reason it’s a very difficult thing to achieve a good result and I think you should be showing some of the artists that can get the results with coloured pencils
Hi Rob, Any 2D media artworks are most welcome as part of the competition (except photography, unless used as a component of a painting or original print). For more detailed info, we invite you to the following link: http://www.jacksonsart.com/blog/jacksons-open-art-prize-2016/ Many thanks, Jackson’s Art
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