OLYMPICS OF THE VISUAL ARTS
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  • Welcome!
  • AWARDS
  • ARCHITECTURE
  • DRAWING
  • FASHION DESIGN
  • GRAPHIC DESIGN
  • ILLUSTRATION
  • PAINTING
  • PHOTOGRAPHY
  • SCULPTURE
OLYMPICS OF THE VISUAL ARTS

Illustration

il·lus·tra·tion: n. A visual representation (a picture or diagram) that is used make some subject more pleasing or easier to understand.

Fantasy Epic Battle

Understanding contemporary fantasy art involves more than appreciating illustrations for movies, books, magazines, and videogames of the fantasy genre. Fantasy art concerns mythological, magical, and supernatural themes. The history of fantasy art can be traced back to antiquity when artists treated mythological characters in their stories, poems, and images. By the Italian Renaissance, artists concerned with Greek and Roman mythological characters were actually creating fantasy art. As a genre, fantasy art does not receive formal recognition and legitimacy like other art movements involves more than appreciating illustrations for movies, books, magazines, and videogames of the fantasy genre. Fantasy art concerns mythological, magical, and supernatural themes. 

The Tuatha Dé Danann are a supernatural race from Irish mythology. Their leader is The Daga.  The other members are The Morrigan, Manannan, Dian Cect and Goibniu. Each have their specific roles and collectively they were Ireland’s champions until they were challenged by their rivals the Fomorians in an epic battle known as the Battle of Mag Tuired.  The Tuatha Dé Danann was defeated and became the race of fairies and rulers of the Otherworld.
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A talented movie producer wants to promote a movie about the Battle of Mag Tuired.  Your Illustration team is tasked with creating the artwork that will be featured on 2 different movie posters. You are to create only the artwork. DO NOT MAKE A POSTER! Your images need to be dynamic and compelling in order to sell the movie.
2022 entries Judged by: Solveig Comer & Kathleen Bushek
Elementary
1st Place: Clinton Central School District
2nd Place: Gloversville
3rd Place: Brentwood
Most Creative: Clinton Central School District
Middle School
1st Place: Goshen CSD
2nd Place: Cambridge 1
3rd Place: Unadilla Valley
High School
1st Place: Troy
2nd Place: Goshen
3rd Place: Brunswick
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