Art School Grad: ASG's First GIVEAWAY WINNER is...

Friday, July 8, 2011

ASG's First GIVEAWAY WINNER is...

Tsunami (Mermaid Tears) by Artist Andrea

... Hannahbird!!! This gorgeous tote was in our ASG Giveaway this month, and Artist Andrea kindly donated her artwork for the event! It was a scavenger hunt created by Allie Thomas (who also antiquated the photographs below using a polaroid photo maker)... and here are the answers:

1) Q: Name that painting:
A: Tsunami (also Mermaid Tears)

2) Q: What UK publication did Artist Andrea illustrate the cover design for?
A: Amelia's Compendium of Fashion Illustration

3) Q: How many pieces can you post on "your own personal critique for May"
A: 3

Little Mermaid Tote

Artist Andrea

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