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Ap’peel’ing Art Competition 2024

Blueberries

The full list of winners for 2024 Ap’peel’ing Art Competition with Karmabank London is:

 
TOP THREE

Joud Tarwaneh (Red pepper)

Shantelle Williams (Banana land)

Shatha Alhrabi (Banana collage)

 
TOP INTERNATIONAL

Kateryna Guzenko (Blueberries)

 
PAINTING/DRAWING

Ouafae El Mansouri (Moroccan fruit veg queen)

Dave Sohanpal (Watermelon)

 
INTERNATIONAL P/D

Tetiana H (Mushroom)

Natalya (Cabbage)

 
COLLAGE/PHOTOGRAPHY

Mariia Bezusa (Cabbage)

Cathy O’Dea (Fruit & veg)

 
INTERNATIONAL C/P

Anastasia P. (Fruit & veg tree of life)

 
CLAY

Janet Belgrave (Veg)

 
KNITTING/SEWING

Banaz (Sparkly purple veg) 

Cathy O‘Dea (Ornaments)

 
AI

Oleksandra (Anime dragon fruit)

 
SPECIAL MENTION

Silvia (Pasta photo)

 
TOP THREE KIDS

Khatheeja Ghouse (Drawing oranges still life)

Shrishany (Photo of hands holding berries)

Angelina Ratochka (Lychees)

 
KIDS HONORABLE MENTIONS

Bhumi Rajendrakumar (Fruit & veg sketches)

Sofia Iyer (Multiple fruit & veg)

Isra Bhutta (Plums & cherries)

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