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Lenore Senior's oil painting entitled, "Man in a Box," was chosen by Dennis Morrow, M.A.Ed., MBA for his new CD and promotional materials to be distributed to schools, counselors, non-profits, etc. entitled "The MaleBox." Morrow has been the Executive Director of Janus Youth Programs, Inc. since 1980. He is also an adjunct assistant professor at Portland State University and an instructor at Portland Community College. He has been involved in developing counselor and parent training programs for over 30 years. Senior is extremely honored to be chosen for this special presentation about the counseling of men and boys in our society. The link to more information about this video CD series can be found here: http://www.mediafire.com/?cbnm4b44bxr4tma.

Lenore Senior took first place in the "Something from the Screen" contest hosted by Fine Art America. The contest asked participants to take photographs of something from television and convert it into their own work. Senior's image was entitled "Howard Hughes from the Screen," which she then digitally altered. This was a small contest with 42 entries.

Fine Art America sponsors contests, along with Facebook, that offer a cash coupon toward the purchase of any artworks on FAA. One such contest was "In the Year 3000." Lenore Senior won second place in the contest with her futuristic, "3011 - All Dissolving into Computer Chips." Senior is very pleased with this win, which was voted on by FAA members. There were 129 entries in the contest. Senior's entry was created specifically to fit the guidelines of this contest and the winning amount is $75.00.

Lenore Senior won 3rd place in the contest sponsored by Fine Art America entitled, "Is That a Photograph"? There were 415 entries voted on by FAA members. Lenore's piece was a photograph entitled "Cottonwood."

Lenore Senior took first place in the "Color Photography" contest hosted by Fine Art America. There were 422 entries in the contest. Her winning photograph was entitled, "Weeping Willow in November".

Lenore Senior took third place in the "Color Photography" contest hosted by Fine Art America. There were 422 entries in the contest. Her winning photograph was entitled, "Caution".

Lenore Senior tied with herself for second place in the "Black and White Photographs" contest hosted by Fine Art America. There were 352 entries in the contest. Her winning photograph is a portrait entitled, "Jake from the Neighborhood."

Lenore Senior tied with herself for second place in the "Black and White Photographs" contest hosted by Fine Art America. There were 352 entries in the contest. Her winning photograph was entitled, "Corner Stop Sign" and was taken about 10 p.m. July 4, 2011.

Lenore Senior took 1st place in the voting by the general public in the "Contest for Digital Artist - Your Top 3 Favorites." The contest was hosted by Fine Art America and had 363 entries. The first prize went to Senior's digital work entitled, "November Moon."

Lenore Senior tied for 2nd place in the voting by the general public in the "Contest for Digital Artist - Your Top 3 Favorites." The contest was hosted by Fine Art America and had 363 entries. The second prize went to Senior's digital work entitled, "Reaching for the Moon."