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2019 Visual Arts First Round Accepted Entries.Xlsx First Round Judging Posted 06/06/2019 Accepted Entries Page 1 of 125 (Fine Arts, Photography, Woodworking) If your name does not appear on this list, we understand your disappointment and encourage you to try again next year. New judges are empanelled each year. First Round Judging does NOT guarantee acceptance for exhibition. Additional judging will follow. Delivery entry tag will be sent to the email address you used during registration. Please check your email inbox and spam folder. You may also generate your own delivery entry tag by entering the same account information you used during registration. http://www.fairjudge.com/fairentrytag.cfm?fairId=ocfair Print your delivery entry tag and securely attach it to your artwork. Review and adhere to the "Presentation & Display of Artwork" section in the competition guide. http://ocfair.com/howtoenter/visual-arts/ Deliver your ready-to-display Fine Arts/Photography artwork on Saturday, June 22, 8 am - 6 pm at OC Promenade (East entrance) Delivery date for Woodworking is Friday, July 5, 8 am - 7 pm in the Anaheim Building (Main Mall entrance). You may designate another person to deliver your accepted entry. We are unable to accept early or late delivery of entries. Download an entry delivery map : https://ocfair.com/oc-fair/competitions-contests/map-entry-delivery-arts/ One free OC Fair admission ticket per exhibitor; not one per entry. If you have an "entry accepted" for delivery, you will receive your admission ticket at time of entry delivery. You will NOT be eligible to receive another ticket for any non-accepted entries. If "none" of your entries were accepted for exhibition, one admission ticket will be available for pickup at the Guest Services booth at the Main Gate during normal Fair hours. Please bring a photo ID. If you have a question, please contact us at [email protected] Please read carefully - important information on Page 1 2019 Visual Arts First Round Accepted Entries First Round Judging Posted 06/06/2019 Accepted Entries Page 2 of 125 (Fine Arts, Photography, Woodworking) Accepted Entrant by Division Class WEN Accepted Entry Title Accepted Entry Description First Name Order 05 Domestic Pets, Farm Hiking through the Irish countryside, a few sheep gazing Aaron Fittery Photo-524 Color Photos: Animals 973EF4 Sheep in the Mist Animals, Neighborhood Wildlife suspiciously It was taken in my school, specifically at the gym. Its a Aaron Ith Photo-311 YA Photo, 13-15 03 Black & White Photos 41DD52 Swerling Light photo of a gym light. Abbey Friedman Photo-520 Black & White Photos 01 People, Children, Families 05BFF7 Lost. Single Light. 01 Color Photos - People, Abigail Giffin Photo-312 YA Photo, 16-17 CA6D93 Day dreaming Day dreaming by the lake Animals This piece features my sister, Elsa, in pastel pencil on Abigail Schweizer FA-501 Amateur Painting 04 Pastels 0F513D Elsa sanded paper. Adam Villescas FA-502 Amateur Graphic Art 02 Printmaking A8BA8E kronos monoprint Mixed Media painting on canvas: acrylics, inks, plaster Adeola Davies-Aiyeloja FA-511 Professional Painting 05 Mixed Media 3F17EF Lineage I and aquerelle Mixed Media painting on canvas: acrylics, inks and Adeola Davies-Aiyeloja FA-511 Professional Painting 05 Mixed Media 8132CB Lineage III aquerelle 01 Color Photos - People, The rain soaked the hills, permitting a pristine green Aidan Ocampo Photo-312 YA Photo, 16-17 7D37B0 Backyard Studio Animals landscape for photos right in my backyard. 01 Color Photos - People, Laura doesnt need a ballet studio to dance, why not Aidan Ocampo Photo-312 YA Photo, 16-17 D437DD Beach Ballet Animals dance at the beach? Ailene Aihara FA-501 Amateur Painting 02 Acrylics 02FFB8 Gold Chocolate This piece required rulers and patience. Lines along the sand and outlines of camels create Albert Lam Photo-522 Color Photos: Places 01 Landscape E6BEB1 Dune Shadows intersecting shadows in Erg Chebi, Morocco. The spectacular town of Chefchaouen as seen from the Albert Lam Photo-522 Color Photos: Places 01 Landscape F07AA4 Chefchaouen Cityscape Spanish Mosque overlooking the city. The old town portion of Bergen, Norway, is lovely along Albert Lam Photo-522 Color Photos: Places 02 Seascape, Waterscape 6FB3E5 Bryggen Waterfront the water. Please read carefully - important information on Page 1 2019 Visual Arts First Round Accepted Entries First Round Judging Posted 06/06/2019 Accepted Entries Page 3 of 125 (Fine Arts, Photography, Woodworking) Accepted Entrant by Division Class WEN Accepted Entry Title Accepted Entry Description First Name Order Albert Lam Photo-525 Color Photos: Things 04 Photojournalism DEDE56 Spices of Morocco A spice market teems with vibrant colors and textures. alex Nicolson Photo-520 Black & White Photos 03 Seascape, Waterscape 9CEA96 Black and white lines Looking though the pier alex Nicolson Photo-521 Color Photos: People 03 Sports 79571D Inside Huntington Beach Surfer - Brett Simpson alex Nicolson Photo-522 Color Photos: Places 01 Landscape 58BDD8 Pier reflections Low tide reflections in Huntington Beach, CA alex Nicolson Photo-522 Color Photos: Places 01 Landscape D8F9A6 Lines in the sand Wind blown sand lines in Huntington Beach, CA alex Nicolson Photo-522 Color Photos: Places 02 Seascape, Waterscape 678BF1 First light First light in Huntington Beach, CA. 02 Color Photos - Places & Long exposure of the Balboa peninsula from across the Alex Perazzo Photo-311 YA Photo, 13-15 A0B1DF Balboa at Night Things channel, February 2018 Alexander Arshansky FA-511 Professional Painting 02 Acrylics 793476 Full Intensity 24 x 24, Acrylics on Canvas Alexander Arshansky FA-511 Professional Painting 05 Mixed Media 4553E9 Edge of The Ocean 48 x 36, Acrylics on Canvas (arshansky.com) Portrait of my newborn daughter through a lens ball, Alexander Wong Photo-521 Color Photos: People 04 Children, Family 73B316 Best Christmas Present Christmas 2018 Close up of a Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake ALEXANDER WONG Photo-524 Color Photos: Animals 02 Insects, Bats, Reptiles, Other 7BBD1F Speckled Rattlesnake (Crotalus pyrrhus) showing its tongue. Paper lithography, gelatin plate and botanical print with Alexandra Chiara FA-502 Amateur Graphic Art 02 Printmaking A27A20 Wedding Day mixed media elements 02 Color Photos - Places & This is a photograph of an architectural wall in an outdoor Alexis Ward Photo-312 YA Photo, 16-17 A38720 Symmetry Things mall in San Diego. Alfred Aguirre Photo-523 Color Photos: Plants 02 Trees, Other Plant Life 09CEEA The Morning Dew Water droplets on a leaf next to the beach. Please read carefully - important information on Page 1 2019 Visual Arts First Round Accepted Entries First Round Judging Posted 06/06/2019 Accepted Entries Page 4 of 125 (Fine Arts, Photography, Woodworking) Accepted Entrant by Division Class WEN Accepted Entry Title Accepted Entry Description First Name Order Alice Burger FA-511 Professional Painting 03 Aqua Media 991B2C Unexpected Watercolor of wildflower in the forest Alice Burger FA-512 Professional Graphic Art 01 Drawing A015CC Contemplation Watercolor of Wildflower in the forrest Evening light bounces of dancing water at the solemn ALICE ONG Photo-522 Color Photos: Places 03 Urban Scene C98A68 World War II Memorial World War II Memorial A brown pelican stretches its pouch inside out at La Jolla ALICE ONG Photo-524 Color Photos: Animals 04 Birds 23194E Pelican pouch stretch Cove Alicja Lombard Photo-522 Color Photos: Places 04 Skyscapes 7CA140 Starry Night Starry Night at Crater Lake Alicja Lombard Photo-522 Color Photos: Places 04 Skyscapes A77EE8 I See a Heart Northern Lights Alaska Alicja Lombard Photo-522 Color Photos: Places 04 Skyscapes DD2F4A Solar Eclipse August 21, 2017 The American Solar Eclipse August 21, 2017 Alicja Lombard Photo-527 Panoramic Image 02 Color 01714B Echo in Stillness Reflections of a mountain in Kenai Lake, Alaska Alicja Lombard Photo-527 Panoramic Image 02 Color BEE7CB Rainbow at Midnight Northern Lights in Alaska This piece utilizes colored pencil to relay its message of Alison Lee FA-313 YA Fine Art, 13-15 01 Drawing 9B2C36 Hidden on the Cloak equality concerning women and education. This still life piece depicts a realistic scene of everyday Alison Lee FA-313 YA Fine Art, 13-15 01 Drawing DB2FCF A Reflection of Reality objects captured with colored pencils. Using watercolor, newspapers, and paper letters, this Alison Lee FA-313 YA Fine Art, 13-15 03 Mixed Media/Collage 9FBF4F Omnipresent Mirage piece shows the insecurities of social media. Taken at the Huntington dog beach, angling a mirror just Alissa Lawrence Photo-525 Color Photos: Things 03 Creative 3BA12F Not your average beach photo right Allan Garofalow FA-511 Professional Painting 01 Oils 205197 Kingston portrait of my grandson from a series called kids in a box Please read carefully - important information on Page 1 2019 Visual Arts First Round Accepted Entries First Round Judging Posted 06/06/2019 Accepted Entries Page 5 of 125 (Fine Arts, Photography, Woodworking) Accepted Entrant by Division Class WEN Accepted Entry Title Accepted Entry Description First Name Order Allan Garofalow FA-511 Professional Painting 01 Oils 1AF51C Kenny portrait of my grandson from a series called kids in a box Allan Garofalow FA-511 Professional Painting 01 Oils C6B93E self portrait 22 x 28 oil on linen Allan Halcrow Photo-525 Color Photos: Things 02 Architecture A90C4F Civic Wright 2 Marin County Civic Center, San Rafael, CA Allen Trench Photo-525 Color Photos: Things 01 Vehicles, Machinery 4A687E Night Truck Old truck at night Allison Yabroff Photo-521 Color Photos: People 04 Children, Family 8E995C 2019 Barbie Modern girl. Allyson Weisel FA-313 YA Fine Art, 13-15 01 Drawing E0D096 My Pug Chalk Pastel of my pug dog 02 Color Photos - Places & Alyssa DErrico Photo-312 YA Photo, 16-17 2012CA Silhouette Silhouette of spiral with sunset in background. Things This is a 2 layer seascape resin piece created using Alyssa Razo FA-501 Amateur Painting 03 Aqua Media 0F9D7D Wave Break pigments and inks mixed with resin.
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