We’re thrilled to share exciting news from Art World School! Archer Li, one of our talented students, has earned national recognition in the prestigious Art of Conservation Fish Art Contest. Out of over 6,000 submissions from around the world, Archer’s artwork stood out and earned him 2nd place in his age group (K-3rd) among the National Winners.

The Art of Conservation Fish Art Contest

The Art of Conservation is an annual competition focused on nature preservation, with a variety of themes each year. Art World School typically participates in the Bird and Fish categories. The contest accepts submissions from students worldwide, with winners being selected for 1st-3rd place in each age group. We are proud to see Art World School represented so strongly in this year’s competition.

Archer Li’s Stunning Swordfish Artwork

Archer’s winning piece, a detailed colored-pencil depiction of a swordfish, captivated the judges with its vibrant colors and meticulous craftsmanship. The artwork features a striking contrast of warm sunset tones against deep blues and purples, creating a dynamic composition that showcases both his technical skill and creative vision.

Archer’s dedication to perfecting his work during our 90-Minute Group classes paid off, and we couldn’t be more proud of his accomplishment.

Hard Work and Dedication Lead to Success

Creating such a piece took weeks of hard work and focus, and Archer’s perseverance truly shines through in his final piece. His artistic journey is a testament to the importance of practice, dedication, and the guidance of talented instructors. We’re overjoyed that his commitment to his craft has been recognized on a national stage.

Congratulations, Archer!

Once again, congratulations to Archer for his outstanding achievement in the Art of Conservation Fish Art Contest. This recognition not only highlights his artistic talent but also exemplifies the caliber of students we are privileged to teach at Art World School. We look forward to seeing more incredible works of art from Archer and our other talented students in the future!