Azalea Festival Art Show Scenes and Winners
PBAA President, Bobbie Geney, adjusting her ribbon for a photo.
Jo Mochulski and Delores Maillet auctioning art and other donated items.
High School Artists had their own display gallery at the Art Show.
The Children's Art Gallery was truly impressive. We've got some very talented kids in this town.
Audi Stanton gave watercolor demonstrations both Saturday and Sunday.
Janeen Vick held a painting workshop for kids.
Art in the Show was divided into three categories this year:
1) Traditional Art - Oil, Watercolor, Acrylic, Pastel, Mixed Media, Drawing
2) Digital Art, Digital Photography, Film Photography
3) 3-Dimensional Art -- China Painting, Ceramics, Sculpture
Artists were classified as Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Professional
Below are the First Place Ribbons for all categories:
3-Dimensional
Julie Campbell- Beginning 3-Dimensional
Claudia Mach -- Intermediate 3-Dimensional
Joan Eddy -- Advanced 3-Dimensional
Craig Barnes -- Professional 3-Dimensional
Digital
Susie Wright -- Beginning Digital
George Cady -- Intermediate Digital
Charlie Jervis -- Advanced Digital
Virginia Babbitt -- Professional Digital
Traditional Art
Verna Pooler -- Beginning Traditional Art
Janis Parker -- Intermediate Traditional Art -- Also BEST OF SHOW
Nola Range - Advanced Traditional Art
Audi Stanton -- Professional Traditional Art
Special Awards
Mureen Walker received the Pioneer's Award and the Festival Theme Award.
Isamu Furuichi - Patriotic Award
Virginia Babbitt -- Queen's Choice
Jean Beebe - Grand Marshall's Award
Robert Ward - Best of Beginners
Janis Parker -- People's Choice Award
Elio Camacho painted a still life on the lawn outside the Art Show on Sunday afternoon.
Elio Camacho -- Almost Finished.
Eye to Eye with a watercolor called "Birds Eye View"
