Ep 3. Edinburgh
- November 18, 2014
- 43 min
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In the third episode of season two of Portrait Artist of The Year, the show heads to Edinburgh where some of the best artists in the UK go head to head in a competition to create the best portrait of a celebrity sitter. This week's celebrity sitter is Scottish actor Robert Carlyle who sits for the artists in a range of poses in an art studio.
The competition is fierce as each artist tries to capture the essence of Carlyle's personality in their artwork. They have just four hours to complete their portrait, under the watchful eye of judges Tai-Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano, and Kate Bryan.
In this episode, viewers get an inside look at the creative process of the artists as they choose their medium and begin work on their portraits. As always, the judges offer their insights and critiques to help the artists improve their work and bring out the best in each other.
In addition to the competition itself, the episode also features interviews with each artist, giving the audience a closer understanding of their artistic process and what motivates them. We see how each artist approaches the task of capturing Carlyle's likeness, and how they work to create a piece that is not just a representation of the celebrity, but a work of art in its own right.
As the clock ticks down, the tension rises as the artists rush to finish their portraits, making creative decisions and adjusting their work on the fly. Finally, the time is up, and the finished portraits are revealed to Carlyle and the judges.
Without giving away too much, viewers can expect some stunning artwork in this episode, as each artist brings their unique perspective and skill to the task at hand. And as always, the judges offer insightful feedback that will not only help the artists in this competition but can teach viewers a lot about the art of portrait painting.
Overall, this episode of Portrait Artist of The Year is a must-see for anyone interested in art, creativity, or the fascinating process of creating a portrait. From the challenges faced by the artists to the insights offered by the judges, this show offers a unique look at some of the top talent in the UK art scene today.