Published on March 28, 2026
This is about all the Heat Winners who will be participating in the Semi Finals of Series 11 of [Landscape Artist of the Year](https://skyartsartistoftheyear.tv/landscape-artist-of-the-year/) 2026 – to be broadcast on Wednesday. The focus for the semi-finals is [The Ouse Valley Viaduct](https://hellosussex.com/ouse-valley-viaduct-west-sussex-visitor-guide/), West Sussex, which presents a striking visual reminiscent of landscapes found in Ireland.
The semi-finals are poised to offer a thrilling showcase of artistic talents from the heat winners. Enthusiasts of the show are left to ponder which artists will make it to the finals, creating an added layer of excitement.
Below is a reminder of the pod artists in the Semi Finals:
– All the heat winners and their profiles.
– All their submissions and heat paintings.
Who do you think will be in the Final of [Landscape Artist of the Year](https://skyartsartistoftheyear.tv/landscape-artist-of-the-year/) 2026? See if you can work out in advance who might advance to the finals.
In Heat 1, featuring the stunning backdrop of Derwent Water in the Lake District, Kim Day was crowned the winner. Many believe she is a strong contender for the final, yet success will hinge on her ability to transform the imposing and often monochrome visage of the viaduct into a captivating piece of art.
Kim Day lives on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset and works as a freelance concept artist for the film and television industry. With formal qualifications including a BA Hons Fine Arts painting degree and a Masters from the NFTS | Royal College of Art in Design for Film, she utilizes a variety of mediums, notably employing Saunders Waterford papers and stretched linen combined with acrylics, charcoals, and pastels to produce her artworks.
Judges have praised her vivid color palettes and the intricate detailing she incorporates into her pieces, recognizing her skill in maintaining the integrity of the landscape while providing her interpretation.
Her submissions thus far have been described as having a “delicious sense of colour” and successfully conveying a sense of place. Critics noted her artworks not only respond to the grandeur of the landscape but also reflect her unique vision.
As we look ahead to the semi-finals, art aficionados are eagerly anticipating how the artists will interpret the unique features of The Ouse Valley Viaduct. The artistic journey continues, and with each brushstroke, the heat winners are set to provide a fascinating display of creativity and skill.
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