Australian Artist Paula Prentice Wins a Top Prize Portrait Art Competition

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - EntSun -- Paula Prentice, a self-taught pencil artist from Brisbane, Australia, has been announced as the 3^rd Place winner of Art and Color 365 Magazine's International Portrait Art Competition. Art and Color 365 is a new magazine that celebrates art in every aspect of life and holds monthly international art competitions.

Prentice's winning entry (left), "Self Portrait," is a 28x22 cm graphite pencil self portrait. The drawing showcases Prentice's ability to convey deep emotion through the
close-up depiction of a face.

"Faces intrigue me," Prentice says. "We look at a face and see ourselves somehow reflected there. That recognition creates a connection that goes beyond space and time. My self-portraits are my way of communicating with the world and with myself."

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Prentice's work was recently awarded a solo online exhibition in addition to her Art and Color 365 win.

Virginia Bayes, Editor-in-Chief of Art and Color 365 Magazine stated, "We received hundreds of entries in our Portrait Competition. Prentice's drawings captured a winning spot because of her remarkable ability to convey human emotion in black and white graphite pencil drawings; that's a rare gift."

View Prentice's winning entry online at www.artandcolor365.com. Find more of her artwork on her website: paradoxisart.webador.com.