 GRAND PRIZE (TIE) Photography: 1st Place Jay Jorgensen Los Angleles CA “Baptism” (b&w photograph) |
 GRAND PRIZE (TIE) Single Figure: 1st Place Lalo Ontario CA “Self-Enjoyment” (graphite on paper) |
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QUARTER CENTURY OF DEDICATION TO PROTECTING, PRESERVING AND PROMOTING
EROTIC ART. WEST HOLLYWOOD / LOS ANGELES EROTIC ART FAIR WEEKEND March 27 - 28, 2010 |
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1999 emerging erotic artist contest
GRAND PRIZE WINNERS
GRAND PRIZE (TIE) Photography: 1st Place Jay Jorgensen Los Angleles CA “Baptism” (b&w photograph) |
GRAND PRIZE (TIE) Single Figure: 1st Place Lalo Ontario CA “Self-Enjoyment” (graphite on paper) |
FANTASY / FETISH
 Fantasy/Fetish: 1st Place (Tie) Ron Anderegg Los Angeles, CA “Salute to Jocks” (sculpture) |
 Fantasy/Fetish: 1st Place (Tie) Bo'Regard Biloxi MS “Initiation No. II” (ink drawing) |
 Fantasy/Fetish: 2nd Place Dean Cameron West Hills CA “Jolly Triton” (mixed media on bristol) |
 Fantasy/Fetish: 3rd Place George Meyer Weil Essen, Germany “OK Boys What Next?” (watercolor) |
MULTIPLE FIGURE
 Multiple Figure: 1st Place Squire Phoenix AZ “Rear-Ended” (graphite on paper) |
 Multiple Figure: 2nd Place W. Gary Smith Austin TX “Kiss of Fire” (oil pastel on paper) |
 Multiple Figure: 3rd Place Skeith De Wine Santa Ana CA “The Dance” (sculpture) |
SINGLE FIGURE
GRAND PRIZE (TIE) Single Figure: 1st Place Lalo Ontario CA “Self-Enjoyment” (graphite on paper) |
 Single Figure: 2nd Place William Rockwell Buffalo NY “Sling #1” (mixed media) |
 Single Figure: 3rd Place Douglas Holquist NY “Torso - Sam” (bronze sculpture) |
PHOTOGRAPHY
GRAND PRIZE (TIE) Photography: 1st Place Jay Jorgensen Los Angleles CA “Baptism” (b&w photograph) |
 Photography: 2nd Place Vincent Nixon Ontario CA “Love Part 1” (photograph) |
 Photography: 3rd Place Luis Moya Los Angeles CA Untitled (photograph) |
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© TOM OF FINLAND FOUNDATION 2003
“In those days, a gay man was made to feel nothing but shame about his feelings and his sexuality. I wanted my drawings to counteract that, to show gay men being happy and positive about who they were. Oh, I didn’t sit down to think this all out carefully. But I knew — right from the start — that my men were going to be proud and happy men!" — Tom of Finland |