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Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year
Exclusive Interview with the winner of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2018
So there we have it, after being treated for so many weeks to beautiful paintings, wonderful landscapes and fascinating artists we have our winner! Read our article where we catch up with them and find out all about the experience of winning Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year 2018, the £10,000 commision to paint a work marking the centenary of The First World War Armistice and £500 of materials from Cass Art.
Read moreSky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year, Exclusive Interview Final Three
So here we are, after weeks of wonderful paintings, tight decisions and nail biting moments the three semi-finalist winners are on their way to the finals of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year. The judges location again saw the contestants contemplating man and nature, with the dauntingly detailed dockyard, where stones meet sea and cranes cross horizons. We caught up with the three finalists to delve into their experience of the semi final and talk to them about their work beyond the show.
Read moreSky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year: Exclusive Heat Winners Interviews
This years Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the year has been as spectacular as ever, from windy beaches, glourious green fields to misty loches, the competition has now reached the semi-finals. Over the past weeks the judges have selected their favourite works and the contestants are one step closer to the £10,000 commission and £500 of art materials from us at Cass Art. We caught up with each of the heat winners to find out a bit more about their experience of the show, their work, and the materials they love to use.
Read moreTOM VOYCE WINS SKY ARTS LANDSCAPE ARTIST OF THE YEAR 2017
It's official - Tom Voyce is the winner of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2017!
Read moreTOM VOYCE WINS HEAT 6 OF SKY ARTS LANDSCAPE ARTIST OF THE YEAR 2017
Heat six of Landscape Artist of the Year took us to a very wet and windy Worm’s Head on the Gower Peninsula in South Wales. With grey skies and changing tidelines, the view was a real test for the contestants. Whilst the wild cards were battling the elements, even the pods were sodden, but that didn’t stop the artists embracing the challenge. Impressing the judges with his bold composition and brushwork, Tom Voyce was crowned this week’s heat winner.
Read moreBenji Thomas Wins Heat 5 of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2017
Read our exclusive interview with Heat 5 Winner Benji Thomas as he details his post-apocalyptic ink drawings and his experience painting at Paddy’s Hole. Read More.
Read moreJohn Ball Wins Heat 4 of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2017
Read our exclusive interview with Heat 4 Winner John Ball and find out more about his experience painting at Knaresborough Viaduct and his approach to the ‘bleached’, derelict landscapes in his oil paintings. Read More.
Read moreAlice Boggis-Rolfe Wins Heat 3 of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2017
Read our exclusive interview with Heat 3 Winner Alice Boggis Rolfe and find out more about her experience painting around the world, and how she approached her atmospheric painting on set in South Wales. Read More.
Read moreSky Arts Artist of the Year: Applications Now Open
Sky Arts Artist of the Year is back. Apply now for Landscape and Portrait Artist of the Year 2018 with our application top tips and adivce from previous winners.
Read moreJonathan Hargreaves Wins Heat 2 of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2017
Read our exclusive interview with Heat 2 Winner Jonathan Hargreaves and find out more about his atmospheric oil paintings. Read More.
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