Results Day #5 - King Richard Armitage Fan-Art - GizTheGunslinger

The King Richard Armitage Website (KRA) is highlighting the artwork and the artists who contributed to the Fan-Art Event in October.

Today the KRA artist in the spotlight is:

GizTheGunslinger

Below is just a small detail of her amazing creation for KRA:

To see the entire work and read a very interesting interview with the artist go to the King Richard Armitage website at the links below:

http://kingrichardarmitage.rgcwp.com/2011/11/30/fan-art-gizthegunslinger-and-king-richard-iii/

To see more of GizTheGunslinger's artwork and videos you can visit her two sites below:

http://gizthegunslinger.deviantart.com/gallery/

http://www.youtube.com/user/GizTheGunslinger

For links to all the KRA participating blogs go to the link below:

 http://richard-fan-art.rgcwp.com/

Taking our inspiration from GizTheGunslinger's KRA artwork we wonder what the best dressed king or knight was wearing for battle or ceremony in the days of Richard III?

Below are a few examples of the armour fashion of the day:

It wouldn't be very difficult for us to imagine how well Richard Armitage would look in his medieval armour as Richard III.

Please support Richard Armitage’s effort by signing the petition and encouraging potential financiers and production investors to support the “Richard III” project.

http://kingrichardarmitage.rgcwp.com/petition-for-richard-iii/

(Medieval Armour pics from waroftheroses.devhum.com and lucasbrouwers.nl, R3 from allposters.com, screencap from RichardArmitageNet.com- updated list)

King Richard Armitage Website Special Fan-Art Event for October

Calling All Artists

King Richard Armitage Website and all of us participating bloggers are celebrating Richard III of England's birthday this October by launching a Fan-Art Event and a Fan-Art Page on the Website.


The fan art form and format that you create is up to you, video, paintings, sculpture, all is art and much more. What is art has had different definitions throughout time, but I like the descriptions on the Everyday Art website for a class discussion of the question. If interested, you can find the page HERE.

Britannica Online describes art as: -- "the use of skill and imagination in the creation of aesthetic objects, environments, or experiences that can be shared with others"  


A living work of art, for example:

Of course, the art work you submit must have a connection to Richard Armitage and  Richard III.


Below are the details from the King Richard Armitage website. Please note the great offers to artists that submit their work during the month of October:

Fan-Art Event (October 2011):

What we have to offer to those brave participants:


* a presentation of the fan-art (form is open and up to you) on the KingRichardArmitage-Website


* promotion on participating blogs


* an interview with you (if you like),


* an analysis of the fan-art (if you like) from Servetus on Me+RichardArmitage.


Only condition:


Topic must be related to Richard Armitage and Richard III in some way.

For more details about the Fan-Art Event and King Richard III's Birthday go to the website:

http://kingrichardarmitage.rgcwp.com/contributions/fan-art/

Don't Miss right hand sidebar! Richard Armitage on the cover of Cine Premiere October 2011 Issue!