Bigger isn't always better...
What is a
miniature?
Miniatures are a really fun challenge to any artist who enjoys detail.
Miniature artworks are generally subject to two main rules:
- The One-Sixth Rule: According to this rule your subject needs to be depicted in one-sixth of life size or less. In other words – if you’re drawing a bird that is normally 24cm in length, you’ll need to render it in 4cm or less.
- Your completed artwork needs to be smaller than 17cm x 17cm including the frame and mount.
All of this is meticulously explained in the Fine Lines Prospectus – download below.
HOw to Enter
- Entry is only open to members, so if you haven’t done so yet – join now!
- Download the Prospectus below – this document has all the important exhibition information you need to enter. You can enter and pay online or – if you prefer – download the entry form and send your entry via email.
- Get drawing! You can enter as many artworks as you’d like, so get busy! The Deadline is 30 June 2023.
Download the Forms
Fell in love with the didea of miniature art? Aside from various International bodies, we also have our very own Miniature Art Society.
How to Enter
- Entry is only open to members, so if you haven’t done so yet, join now!
- Download the Prospectus an Entry Form below. The Prospectus has all the important information you need to enter. You can enter and pay online or send your entry via email.
- Get drawing!! You can enter as many artworks as you like, but remember the deadline is Wednesday 17 April 2024.
Download the Forms
