We thank those who submitted entries for our Marquee Mirror Virtual Talent Show. Unfortunately, we did not have enough entries to warrant a contest. We are sure you will agree, though, that the entries we received show a lot of talent.
If you would like to see them in person, we plan on having them on display at Gallery 1001 on their First Friday event on April 1, 5-7pm.
I’m in 2nd grade and this is my first year doing art as a project in 4-H. I love doing arts and crafts! I spend time doing art when I get the chance to go over to Grandma’s house. I have fun and like to play around outside sometimes.
“Afternoon Dancing Llama” features a mixture of fun colors painted on the llama and beads and hand-made pom-poms sewn onto a canvas. Dots and stars surround the llama making the afternoon sky. The llama is loving this day!
I’m 15 years old, I prefer pencils as a medium over paints or markers.
A colorful Toucan sitting on a branch, created using watercolor pencils.
I enjoy putting my love of hand embroidery with my love for machine piecing together in quilts. I have been piecing quilts for approximately 25 years and have been hand embroidering since I was a small child. Most of my inspirations come from my fellow quilting friends and guild.
The quilt has hand embroidered scenes of old cars and car ‘stuff’ done in black – with the quilt blocks done in dark batik fabrics. The quilt measures 61 x 68 inches.
I’m 48 years old. I have 3 grown sons and 2 granddaughters. I enjoy learning and trying many different forms of art. Whittling and wood craft is something that I’m just learning and really enjoy.
A lone bear makes his way home through a peaceful forest of hand carved pine trees.
Deborah Abernathy enjoys spending time with her grandkids, creating art, growing succulents, and raising chickens and ducks.
A proud peacock shows off his magnificent feathers. This piece created using pastels.
I’m in 2nd grade and this is my first year doing art as a project in 4-H. I love doing arts and crafts! I spend time doing art when I get the chance to go over to Grandma’s house. I have fun and like to play around outside sometimes.
Small succulents and cacti sit on a windowsill dreaming of growing up to be the proud tall cacti growing in the wild, beyond the window. This piece was created using recycled cardboard, watercolor and tempera puck paint, glitter glue, tissue paper, and black and white accents.
Deborah Abernathy enjoys spending time with her grandkids, creating art, growing succulents, and raising chickens and ducks.
Sunny yellow blooms of a succulent brighten up a dreary winter day.
Deborah Abernathy enjoys spending time with her grandkids, creating art, growing succulents, and raising chickens and ducks.
A colorful Toucan sitting on a branch, created using watercolor pencils.
I’m in 2nd grade and this is my first year doing art as a project in 4-H. I love doing arts and crafts! I spend time doing art when I get the chance to go over to Grandma’s house. I have fun and like to play around outside sometimes.
This happy colorful abstract piece was was created using watercolors, acrylic, sharpies, cut paper, stickers, and embellishments. Some shapes are raised off the surface to give it a 3-D appearance with shadows adding to the complexity of the piece.
Deborah Abernathy enjoys spending time with her grandkids, creating art, growing succulents, and raising chickens and ducks.
A speckled white star shaped flower stands out against wavy succulent leaves.
I have spent most of my life in Iowa. We moved here in August of 2006. I am married and have been for 32 years. I have 6 kids and 7 grandchildren
Crossstich baby blanket of a Train with zoo animals