Entering Abstract Art Contests: What Jurors Notice
Entering Abstract Art Contests: What Jurors Notice First Abstract artwork is one of the few genres that is difficult to judge and also one of the more rewarding forms of artwork to create. There's no discernible theme to which to cling, and each decision is made bare: colour, composition, surface, edges. This is why abstract art contests are a valuable way for any artist to test their piece. The only thing they have to look at is the image, and it has to grab their attention. Here is how jurors approach abstract art, and how you can get yours ready. Entering Abstract Art Contests: What Jurors Notice Abstract Doesn’t Mean Arbitrary Many people think that abstract art is just about anything. When jurors see hundreds of entries, they can tell the difference between an entry that was crafted and one that was ‘made with energy '. The best abstract works have a theme; they are made with something in mind. It can be a feeling, an emotion, or simply an inspiration or a secret. ...
