Liberty Leading the People

Rachel Dougherty went for it with Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People, and Celine Loup put her spin on it in this bright and powerful final!

Perseus on Pegasus Hastening to the Rescue of Andromeda

Celine Loup created this sketch based on Lord Frederick Leighton's Perseus on Pegasus Hastening to the Rescue of Andromeda (what a mouthful!), and Adrien Dacquel hit it out the park with his final. Super work, guys! I'm sure Lord Froedrick would be pleased as punch.

Klimt Judith II

This delightful piece, sketched by Anna Bernal and based on Gustav Klimt's Judith II, was taken to final by the great Michele Rosenthal. It seems that our Judith has a love of sustainable farming. Wonderful!

Girl With a Pearl Earring Part 2

Because we can't get enough Vermeer, here's our second piece based on Girl With a Pearl Earring, sketched by Lauren Gentry and taken to final by Gaelyn Woltz.

Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth

William Lambros gave us this intriguing sketch based on John Singer Sargent's Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth, which Anna Bernal took to final to create this stellar piece!

Portrait of the Postman Joseph Roulin

Taking on the task of Van Gogh's Portrait of the Postman Joseph Roulin, Adrien Dacquel created the darling sketch that Kelly Miller ran with for this super funny final! Wonderful!

Girl With a Pearl Earring Part 1

In the first of two Girl With A Pearl Earrings that we worked on this week (Vermeer is a very popular guy around these parts, apparently!), Rachel Dougherty painted the final of Marloes De Vries' sketch.

Madame Monet on a Garden Bench

Kelly Miller tackled Monet's portrait of his wife, Madame Monet on a Garden Bench, and Lauren Gentry, in a graphic but charming departure, went to final on Kelly's sketch. Super work, folks!





Lauren is an illustrator who is originally from Scotland, and is currently living and working in London. In June 2011 she graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design with a First Class BA(Hons) Illustration degree. Check out her website here!

Luncheon On The Grass

It's master copy week at Ten Paces and Draw, where we asked some of our best and brightest to reinterpret famous works of art, swap them, and reinterpret them again. Where better to start than this lovely rendition of Manet's Luncheon On The Grass, sketched by Michele Rosenthal and taken to final by Marloes de Vries.