Among many great works, those seven pieces were selected! Enjoy viewing top coloring jobs.
Gold medal
Libra (38 years old)
from Tokyo
Comment:
Construction vehicles work hard everyday. It snows a lot around my parents' house, but when a wheel loader comes, it can sweep away snow in no time. It used to clear the roads for us so we could walk to school. I had a nice time coloring this picture. Thank you for the opportunity.
Wow! It is semi dimensional. The artist expressed Japan's spring scene pasting fabrics and felts with a bold touch. Thank YOU for the lovely work.
Silver medal
Chikako (45 years old)
from Hokkaido Pref.
Comment:
Intense cold of winter in Hokkaido.
We can feel severe cold of Hokkaido by looking at this picture. Living in Hokkaido herself, the artist made the snow sculpted wheel loader and snowy world look very delicate.
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Bronze medal
mari (21 years old)
from Shizuoka Pref.
Comment:
It is a big and powerful motor grader that works in the snow. I made it colorful so it does not feel lonely while working in the snow by itself.
It transformed cold and hard work of snowplowing into happy and cheerful. We are sure that the colorfully dressed motor grader will work even harder now with the support from the snowmen.
Bronze medal
Shikisai ha SIBAOKA (46 years old)
from Aichi Pref.
Comment:
Title: "Heavy equipment in a sea of stars" I wonder if this wheel loader can move forward or backward as its rear tires seem to be stuck together. The position of the grader seems wrong too. It must be hard to grade soil if it is located right behind the front tires.
The sea of stars painted with watercolors is bold and appealing. Thank you for giving serious thoughts to the structure of the motor grader too.
Bronze medal
Miho (33 years old)
from Kanagawa Pref.
Comment:
The mighty machine is reflecting the neon lights. I gave a textural touch to its body with checkers.
The neon background pops out nicely and elaborated checker patterns on the motor grader are impressive! What a beautiful coloring job!
Bronze medal
Jiyuu (12 years old)
from Fukushima Pref.
Comment:
The background shows how this powerful machine could be used in various ways at various sites.
The background drawn with a pencil looks vivid despite monochromatic color almost suggesting a narrative. Giving colors only to the wheel loader is very effective and artistic!
Bronze medal
Hana. (14 years old)
from Tokyo
Comment:
I got the inspiration for a UFO from a good science fiction book I read recently. I would love to see a colorful UFO like this. I was craving strawberries while I was drawing them.
This coloring could inspire a SF story featuring a UFO. What an ambiance! These strawberries make us hungry!
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