There’s still time to enter your textile art in our Wrapped in St Marys 2013 event – download an entry form here and get creative!
Here are some of last year’s entries to inspire you:
Cash prizes in several categories – and the added bonus is that your art will be there for our locals and visitors to enjoy!
i’ve been silent for a while, mainly because we’re waiting on some important news
recently we were encouraged to apply for funding to our local council so we could make wrapped in st marys an annual event
after filling in the application we’ve been told by a council officer that our application has been approved in principle
hooray – this is fantastic news!
the council meeting is on monday 17 december – i can’t wait to hear what their final decision is …
… maggie fletcher from fingal with her stunning photograph entitled frosted webs
maggie is a talented artist who is well known for her wonderful paintings and drawings, including miniatures
a well-deserved win, i think you’ll agree!
[judged by launceston photographer owen hughes and presented at a special function on thursday 14 november 2012]
GET (Greater Esk Tourism) runs a photography exhbition each year
this year’s theme was seasons in the valleys, and it certainly attracted some wonderful entries – here’s a sampling
tonight the winner will be announced at a cocktail party at purple possum wholefoods and cafe (5 p.m., $10 each)
hope to meet you there!
[to see all the entries, please click here]
here in oz it’s still winter, but a hint of spring is in the air
these photos were taken within about 15 minutes at around 4 pm one afternoon this week
in this one, i tried to capture the quality of light filtering through the branches of a large gum tree
the sky was amazing, with the sunlight and the clouds interracting and changing all the time
[photos – rita summers]
there’s still time to take some beautiful photo/s of the ‘valleys of adventure’ area and WIN
the theme is:
SEASONS IN THE VALLEYS
here’s an example to inspire you – frosty morning by janet drummond:
click here to find out more
or download an entry form below:
The sun sent its rays of light through the trees as stitchedupmama went to work early in the morning:
2 woodland jellyfish didn’t seem to mind the icy air –
a garland wasn’t worried –
and the bunting certainly had no complaints –
[Submitted by stitchedupmama]
The ground, the grass, the air – crisp, cold and beautiful … a cool but sunny start to our Wrapped in St Marys event:
mist in the trees –
our landmark, St. Patricks Head, in the background; artists getting ready for the event –
and a lone pedestrian (well, it is early …) –
[Submitted by Janet Drummond]
… fuel (cont.)
If you missed the first post on this topic, click here!
The car show was well supported despite the rain, as mentioned in the previous post.
Here are some more photos from our resident photographer – thanks again, Margit!
WRAPPED IN ST MARYS TASMANIA 