THREE Brushes Studio had a terrific day full of colour as the student awards were celebrated in Wandong.
A host of awards were handed out as Three Brushes celebrated the growing number of artists across the Mitchell Shire.
The All-Rounder Teacher’s Choice trophy went to Grace Delovski, while the Most Improved went to Mathew Whitson and Charlie Kilroy. The Most Persistent trophy went to Logan Williams and Bonnie Cachia.
A great list of winners saw many celebrated:
Six years and under – Brightest: Matilda Hanraham; Most Fun: Charlotte Rainbow-Pitts
Seven-eight years – Best Cartoon: Shean Tee; Best Animal: Charlie Kilroy; Best Scene: Kiah Hunter; Most Colourful: Blake Sanders; Most Creative: Jackson Bennett-Ross
Nine-10 years – Best Wildlife/Animal: Saydie Wood; Most imaginative/original: Evelyn Bowers; Boldest use of colour: Parker Marks; Most like character or figure: Emerson Old; Best landscape/scene: Abigail Blake
11-12 years – Most original: Isabelle King; Best technique/skills shown: Ryker Sanders; Best botanical/fauna/scene: Mikala Nally; Most detailed: Charlotte Ivory
13-18 years – Best visual impact: Shyla Coombs; Best nature or environment: Kira Taylor
All-Abilities and adult winners were also celebrated:
All Abilities – Best scene: Tash Schiemann; Most unique: John Davis; Best creativity: Tilly Peterson
Adult – Most creative concept: Kylie Standing; Original environment: Tamara Rhodes
Ms Delovski also was the winner of the model, mosaic Best in Show, while four artists took the Kilmore Art Society youth development award – Christian Cody, Alexandra Connelly, Hayley Horin and Amelia Quinn.
The medals of merit went to Tyler Kenshole, Japneer Sandhu, Lochlan Harrison, Violettee Cann, Ryker Sanders, Alexis Hart, Violet Gutajar and Jackson Bennett-Ross.
