Sadie And The Rainbow Orb - Art Contest

Submit your sketches, paintings or digital art! Your artwork could win a chance to be featured in the children's book, Sadie And The Rainbow Orb as one of the many pieces of art on Sadie's wall. I am looking to fill in the empty drawings on her wall on a couple of pages in the book, so this is a chance for many and all artists to submit their work.





- Artwork must be mainly black & white, but can be any medium. You may also submit black and white drawings with a touch of color, but not too much.
- Artwork must be submitted to mich@littlelovesartist.com by April 1st. Must be a clear and crisp copy of the artwork.
- Can be a photograph or scanned image as long as it can be submitted by email.
- Quite a few will be selected, but it is limited. We apologize in advance if your drawing is not selected.

What you will win:
- Your work will appear on one of a few illustrations in the book, "Sadie And The Rainbow Orb".
- Credit will be given to you in the book in the form of a larger version of your submission (since the Sadie drawings will be reduced to fit the frames) with your name and/or website.
- A FREE autographed print in full color of a Sadie illustration from the artist.

PLEASE FEEL FREE TO PASS THIS EVENT ON TO YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY. IT IS ONLY TWO WEEKS LONG!

Inspiration for your entries:

"Besides reading books, Sadie loves to draw.
Her sketches and paintings would leave you in awe.

But, there is one thing that wouldn’t surprise you.
Her artwork is colorless. No red, green or blue."

 And later in the story:

"Now, Sadie, with some color, her art has enhanced."

A little piece of Fan Art...

So, I discovered an ebook called Demon Girl by Penelope Fletcher.  It turned out to be such a great read that I went ahead and read Demon Day (book 2) and Demon Dark (book 3) and am eagerly anticipating the release of Demon Boy (book 4) for the summer of 2012.

I was inspired by the main character, Rae Wilder and contacted the author to let her know I wanted to draw   Rae for fun.  I just needed to confirm her features for me.

Anywho, this is what I came up with...

I'm happy to say that when I sent it to Miss Fletcher, she loved it!  She even proudly posted it on her own blog.  How exciting is that?  Here is the link to her blog post:

http://fictionfierce.blogspot.com/2011/11/rae-wilder-fan-art.html

Rae only recently found out that she is a fairy, rather than a human.
She is also the fairy High Priestess and very powerful, so she is under a lot of pressure.
In this drawing I depicted her biting her lip and tugging at her hair,
just as she often does in the books!

Thanks for checking it out!