
The Seton Easter Art Challenge 2017
First Place | Staff & Popular Vote
Second Place | Staff Vote
Second Place | Popular Vote
All Contest Entries
I wanted to capture the moment when Christ first stepped from the tomb, in all of His resurrected glory.
A vivid, icon-inspired portrayal of the Resurrected Christ. Colored pencil is the prominent medium used.
I was contemplating on how best to depict Christ's Resurrection in a unique style. One night as I was praying the Rosary this image popped into my head!
What I truly enjoyed in this drawing was the sun behind Our Lord and the angels. Also, it was very hard to get the dimensions of the cave correct.
Jesus Ascending into heaven after the resurrection on Easter day in simplicity but the lily at the mouth if the cave shows symbolism.
I just wanted to portray the World's superpower, bowing down to Christ's Glory. I guess my pens and inks did the rest.
A pencil sketch of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ scene, using sketching and shading with a regular pencil, with some small computer effects.
Christus in Gloria, Christ in Glory, a portrait in chalk pastel, is the Resurrected Jesus displaying His Glorious Wounds.
Drawing of Jesus rising from the tomb, with an Angel worshiping and frightened soldiers on ground with 3 women approaching in background.
His most Holy Face surrounds it all in a beautiful Heavenly glow, for He is God Almighty, and He is risen.
Share your favorite in the comments, and which you liked best!
Meet the Contestants

Vincente Swope
Grade 9 | Rising from the Dead!

Grace Butler
Grade 9 | Christus in Gloria

Christopher Lewis
Grade 11 | The Cross of Christ's Resurrection

Leah Myers
Grade 12 | Resurrected

Fatima Flores
Grade 10 | Where, O death, is your Victory?

Alexis Hall
Grade 9 | The Resurrection

Cristina Flores
Grade 9 | The Resurrection

Sarah Randall
Grade 11 | Jesus Rises from the Dead

Amelia Coleman
Grade 9 | Death Conquered: The Resurrected Christ

Emily McKinnon
Grade 10 | He Is Risen

Catherine Salgado
Grade 12 | Christ Rises from the Tomb
Challenge Details
Theme: the Resurrection of Christ.
For: Open to Seton high school students, grades 9-12.
How to Enter: Register for free today to enter this challenge. You can then access the page for uploading your submission.
Volume: One entry per student.
Accepted Mediums: watercolors, pencil sketches, digital art, charcoals, pen/inks and/or acrylic paints.
Judging: Judging will be on composition, proportion, realism and attention to detail/artistic technique, and how the spirit of the scene is depicted.
Finalists: If sufficient entries of note are submitted, first and second place finalists will be selected. The best remaining will be published online. Student ages and grades are not taken into account in this challenge.
Submission Details: Take care to scan it in carefully so that it’s clear and in high resolution. If not sufficiently clear, we will ask you to do it again. If you don’t have access to a scanner, Staples or OfficeWorks can do it for you. You can also use your smartphone to take a high resolution photo; ensure that lighting is even, and the phone is absolutely stable.
So how does the voting work?
There are two kinds of voting; public voting, and staff selection.
It’s possible that an entry may win both! But only the staff selection will be nominated to the official 1st and 2nd place, and merit the prizes.
We will showcase the 1st and 2nd popular votes as well, if they differ from the staff picks.
Vote away!
Questions? Ask below!