Children’s London Art Competition 2014

We receive so many fantastic drawings from children on our tours to London and this month we would like to share the talented illustrations of our younger artists Harry and Jake Sargood from Australia (ages 10 and 11) on their visit to the Tower of London.

Children are encouraged to draw their favourite parts of London and the very best will be featured on the London Magical Tours Blog and entered as finalists, with the winners receiving a special prize in time for Christmas 2014.

Keep reading the blog for updates to see our young artist’s work throughout the year!

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Harry Sargood Drawing

Jake Sargood Drawing


Children’s London Art Competition 2010 – The Finalists

The London Magical Tours’ annual Children’s Art Competition has been another roaring success. Entries for the 2010 competition closed at the end of October, with a record number of drawings and creations received from our budding artists.

 
A big thank you goes out to all the children that submitted entries.  This year has seen the most diverse range of art work than ever before, with some of our young visitors coming from countries as far as Indonesia and Peru, adding a great multicultural element to the competition, reflecting London’s cosmopolitan nature.   

Of all the entries received, we are now happy to announce the 2010 finalists for the two different age categories. Click on the link below to see their great work up close.

Do you have a favourite? Tell us and help choose the winner by e-mailing your comments to  blog@londonmagicaltours.com

Category 10 Years and Under :

– Emma Rose Safford, Age 7 (Massachussetts, USA)

– Jackson Workman, Age 5 (North Carolina, USA)

– Kaitlyn LeFlore, Age 7 (Texas, USA)

– Yuang Mhing, Age 9 (Seoul, South Korea)

 

By Emma Rose Safford, Age 7

By Emma Rose Safford, Age 7

 

By Jackson Workman, Age 5

By Jackson Workman, Age 5

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Results: Children’s London Art Competition 2009

Update December 2009

Thank you to everyone that voted for their favourite London sketches of 2009 and also to those that took the time to express their support of this great LMT tradition. London is one of the world’s most dynamic cities and every child who took part this year captured that essence beautifully. Continue reading