They have been chosen: the 12 winners of our annual painting competition for the art calendar 2020. “In action” was the hot topic – not easy, but very exciting. Many former participants and many more new ones submitted their pictures. We are happy about a new record! The 600 participants from 42 countries submitted more…
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Hahnemühle´s annual painting competition is open. Blazingly fast or deliberately slow – set the scene in motion. For the next Hahnemühle art calendar, we are interested in anything that is ‘in action’, anything that shows movement, either in a definitive or abstract way. Leaves in the wind, rolling vehicles, dancing people or animals on the…
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Red is one of the most beautiful colours in the festive season and ‘RED’ had been the theme of the Hahnemühle Calendar 2019. In our 4th Christmas countdown we are giving away three copies of our art calendar, which are not available for purchasing. Every year, the coveted Hahnemühle calendars are created in our international…
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This year, our calendar painting competition revolved around the colour red. An open theme, determined only by this primary colour. We asked you to take a journey and experience the power of what this colour can incite. “Work in a figurative way or create abstract works of art. Express yourself with the most powerful of…
moreHahnemühle´s 2018 Calendar Painting Competition – Shortlist for a “Maritime World” Rolling waves, majestic sea animals, rural coastal landscapes and colourful beach life … Everything that is classically nautical can be found in our exclusive 2018 Hahnemühle FineArt Calendar. We therefore proudly present the video of shortlisted calendar paintings. Thank you to ALL participants who took…
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We start with another raffle into Christmas holidays: Win an exclusive Hahnemühle art calendar 2017! Be accompanied by animal motifs throughout next year. The calendar is not for sale, you can only win it here on our blog. We are giving away five copies of this limited edition. Comment your wish to participate until 5 January…
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Margrit Perrin, German-born Scottish artist, has painted one of the winning motifs of Hahnemühle’s Art Calendar 2016. More specifically: she made a collage. How she created her artwork which is the November motif she tells in our studio report. The main medium for my painting was watercolour on Hahnemühle Anniversary Edition pad except for the…
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The October motif of Hahnemühle’s art calendar 2016 has been contributed by Dr. Sabine Waldmann-Brun. The artwork from the painting contest was submitted under the motto “Nature in the City”. The artist tells us in our series “From the Studio” how her painting was made. “Technique and paper: Watercolour, Gouache and coloured ink on Mould-made…
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I was born in Ludwigshafen but I live and work for six years now in Siegburg near Bonn (Germany). After participating in an evening class in September 2013 painting soon became a new hobby for me. During the twelve week course I have so far only had the time to enjoy painting a few times…
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To paint my motive “Flower Window” on the subject of the Hahnemühle Calendar competition ‘Nature in the City’, I have chosen the water colour technique to paint on the mould-made watercolor paper William Turner with paints from Schmincke and brushes of da Vinci.