Scroll down to see more art from the competition being held at ArtFlock this week. It’s not too late to enter and the prizes are definitely worth it, so if you’re an artist, check out the contest guidelines and get your artwork in as soon as possible.
For everyone else, pick a favorite and vote here! (But before you do, make sure to take a look at all the submissions from Day 1, too.)
1. Amantes Dispuestos by Karen Cooper


2. Ephemeral Feeling by Vanessa Lima de Medeiros


3. Falling by Jennie Rosenbaum


4. Beginning of Holidays by Dorota Connellan


5. Composition #16 by Michael Moffa


6. Linda’s Farm by Dale Knaak


7. St. Veronica by Aruna Sarode


8. Mask by Erika Takacs


9. Olives by Moshe Mikanovsky


10. Rapture/Raptor by Stacy Brown

Please
stumble it so others will find it or check out the related posts below.
This week's second featured artist is Michael Defrancesco, a former freelance illustrator turned art teacher and oil painter. In his email Michael said that he "loves to paint old things. . . especially BARNS," and it certainly shows. Most of Michael's paintings are of fields or farmland, with. . .
read more
Brown isn’t a primary, secondary, or tertiary color; instead it’s actually a dark orange or a neutral red, and doesn’t appear on the painter's color wheel. What the color brown means to us psychologically: We see the color brown as boring and predictable; there’s nothing ever outrageous or un. . .
read more
If you're an oil painter then you know that mixing neutral colors like brown or black can be just as tricky as any other color. And although it might seem easy enough to just use them straight from the tube, those basic blacks and browns are probably TOO neutral for the colors that you're tryi. . .
read more
This coming Thursday is the last day to enter artwork in this competition, so if you'd like the chance to win a free custom-designed art website, read the rules and register before midnight tomorrow (the sooner the better.) Plus, if you're planning on voting for your favorite, make sure to go . . .
read more
Subscribe to EmptyEasel's free weekly newsletter for artists.
Sign up today!