Scotney Castle Painting - Landscape Artist of the Year - S02 EP4 - Art Documentary

Witness the intense artistic showdown as eight talented artists, including a surprise wild card, compete at Scotney Castle. Battling the elements and the clock, they strive to capture the essence of this historic location. Watch as the judges face tough decisions in selecting the standout masterpiece. From unique techniques to unexpected twists, this episode is a rollercoaster of creativity, culminating in a wild-card victory. Experience the passion, challenges, and stunning artistry unfolding in this Landscape Artist of the Year episode at Scotney Castle.

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Artists from across the nation, both seasoned and novice, converge on iconic locations to capture their essence on canvas. Amidst the backdrop of wildlife, historic edifices, and landmarks, they race against time, vying for the approval of discerning judges. While episode winners progress to subsequent rounds, up to 50 wildcard artists per location also hope to dazzle the judges. Their aim? A coveted spot in the grand final and the title of Landscape Artist of the Year.

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[artieross]

TITUS IS A GENIUS! He deserves to be the winner. The other two who were short listed makes me seriously wonder about these judges and not for the first time I might add.

[lisalorenzo]

All of Titus's work is amazing. I'm glad he finally won. Well deserved.

[jeanniehargis]

Finally the real artist won! Incredibly beautiful art by Titus!

[cagrenda]

I actually liked the wild card better than the others.

[phillipstroll]

Can't believe they went with wallpaper guy and the coloring book outline guy over coffee girl. Can't believe it.
Well done Titus. Well done!

[jeanniehargis]

Love Titus’ view from the bus! Very original!

[jeanniehargis]

Finally the judges picked the right work! Titus ‘ pictures has such depth and is something I would want to hang on my wall!

[sungoddiss]

I’ve watched many of these now and I am so tired of hearing the judges especially Kathleen talk about how things are too pretty, they’re not abstract enough… well abstract is not the only kind of artout there and worthy. There are some really wonderfully technically adept artists that should have their due.I just had to say that.

[allisonjames]

Phew. Was worried that that schmozzle of watery paint & childish lines was going to win. Titus definitely deserved the win there

[williamkimmel]

Titus's work is phenomenal 👏 👌
Kim
USA 🇺🇸

[christinescheiner]

Titus did an unbelievable job in the time alotted.

[sharonhall]

From southern California, USA: Thank you. I needed this today.

[sharonolsen]

The young woman who did the coffee art piece .. did an excellent job ! I loved that finished piece ! Far better than others on the short list .. That said .. I was not upset at all about who they selected as the winner..

[jekalambert]

I LOVE this program. I'm so grateful to DIY Daily for posting this video.

[jeanniehargis]

Titus’ picture is wonderful! As are all of his work!

[String.]

Draw a crude outline of the buildings then splash some watercolor paint in a few places. Submit an obvious unfinished painting and get in the top three. Must be Kates influence.

[andreaandrea]

Oh, thank God. Really WELL DESERVED winner.

[casperthegm]

Not that the other paintings weren't good, but the winner was quite obvious to me. So glad the judges got this one right. Brilliant work.

[amandastorrie]

Thank you for posting, it is great for us viewers outside of the UK

[carriefoscatodesign]

I LOVED the one that looked ‘empty’. It reminded me of and etchasketch … meets fine art. So different and relaxing to look at