The new Pastel Scribbler is published. There is plenty of interesting reading matter in this issue; in addition to articles about our...

Fine art has always been in my life. Growing up in Springfield, Pennsylvania, our house was filled with paintings by my cousin, who was a...

The member forum has been moved to the menu page 'PGE members'. You can now add a cover photo to your member profile page. Go to the new...

Our March Get Dusty category is landscape and this time the challenge is architectural. We want to see paintings of old buildings;...

Lynn Howarth PGE, our judge for the Get Dusty Competition February 2023, has chosen her favourites : The winner is Jan Carlton with...

It's March already and time for our Annual General Meeting AGM. It will be held in a Zoom meeting room on Sunday 19/03 at 6pm (UK), 19:00...

This month's judge barely needs an introduction; it is our very own Lynn Howarth. This is what she tells us about herself: 'As a...

Gail Sibley, our guest judge for the Get Dusty Competition Dec22/Jan23, has made her decision: The winner is Silja Salmistu with...

This month we would like to see your portraits of a young adult i.e. someone roughly between the age of 18 and 30ish. Because this is a...

Congratulations, we have two winners! They are Silja Salmistu with "Sarah B Peonies" and Stefan Hintermeier with "Winterwalk". Stunning...

‘I’m crazy about colour and at the same time, a limited palette is my jam! Whether I’m painting in soft pastels or paint (acrylic,...

Now that 2022 is over, it's time for our members to choose their favourite among the 30 placed paintings of the Get Dusty 2022...

The PGE admin team is taking a break. Uploads to the Get Dusty or the member gallery will be postponed until the New Year as will be...

Our newsletter editor Roger Holmes together with the Scribbler team has compiled a special SCRIBBLER issue with all the wonderful...

Do you want to know what challenges await you in 2023? We cannot speak for the bigger things, but we can offer you the new Get Dusty...

Right now before the holidays, the new Pastel Scribbler is published. There is plenty of interesting reading matter in this issue; in...

The winter Get Dusty is open for entries. The competition runs over the holiday season, until January, 25, 2023. Every member may upload...

For our third open online competition, we could welcome 138 artists with 461 entries. Of these, 238 paintings were juried into the show....

Francois Malnati, our guest judge for the Get Dusty Competition October 2022, has made his decision: The winner is Jan Carlton with...

François Malnati is a self-taught French painter who was born in 1950. He lives and works in Sélestat in Alsace. Working in a figurative...