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24th Annual High School Invitational

24th High School Invitational poster featuring various art creation media

Bishop Alemany High School

A pencil drawing of two weathered hands creating a dramatic shadow of a soft bunny on a wall.

“Hand Shadow”

Artist: Charlize Adano
Medium: Graphite
Size: 9” x 12” 
Year: 2020

A fox in the foreground is surround by tall birch trees. The viewer and fox look up toward the tops of the trees covered with yellow, orange and fall leaves.

“Fall Fox”

Artist: Bianca Ramos
Medium: Watercolor
Size: 11” x 17” 
Year: 2020

A blue-purple lotus flower is placed in the center of a green and white yin and yan image that represents two sides of the brain. On the left are gears and a clock, while on the right there is a stylized cherry blossom tree growing up toward the right corner.

“My Right Brain Left Brain”

Artist: Erika Tagle
Medium: Color Pencil
Size: 9” x 12” 
Year: 2020

A side view of a young woman with long golden red hair and a purple dress is personified as the Sun, as asteroids float around her hair. She is balanced out by a golden metallic light on the left side of the image.

“The Sun”

Artist: Esha Bhogal
Medium: Watercolor
Size: 6” x 8” 
Year: 2020

In this dark black and white image, a plague doctor with a mask from the Middle ages, looks over a sick young girl laying in a bed. On the wall is image of family portrait.

“The Plague Doctor”

Artist: Lauren Cuenca
Medium: Digital Art
Size: 6” x 4” 
Year: 2020

A man with a top hat sits on a park bench holding a newspaper in front of his face. The headline on the paper reads news about Jack the Ripper. The shadows on the sidewalk create an unsettling feeling.

“News of Jack the Ripper”

Artist: Anjoeline Armstrong
Medium: Graphite
Size: 9” x 12” 
Year: 2020

Instagram: alemanyhighschool

Bishop Alemany High School | TEACHER ARTWORK

A stature-like angel looks directly at the viewer, their right hand placed on their chest. There is high contrast between the neutral beige angel and the dark brown background splattered with gold metallic paint.

"Angel of Confidence"

Artist: Charlotte Mullich
Medium: Watercolor
Size: 12”x 16”
Year: 2019

Instagram: alemanyhighschool

Campbell Hall Episcopal

“The Second”

Artist: August Kuskoff
Medium: HDV with sound, 4:10
Year: 2020

Line drawing of a can opener

“OXO Can Opener”

Artist: Daniel Hecht Dumontet
Medium: color pencil on paper
Size: 11” x 14” 
Year: 2020

The objects are a wooden hand with joints sitting upright, a small glass globe with a built-in pedestal, and an ornate table-top music stand, whose details include curling leaves and branches that form the music stand itself.

Untitled

Artist: Mathilda Plum Doucette-Zappa
Medium: acrylic paint on canvas
Size: 11” x 14”
Year: 2020

Drawing of a hand holding an egg.

untitled: hand holding an egg

Artist: Ella Miller
Medium: graphite pencil on paper
Size: 8.5” x 11”
Year: 2020

Acrylic painting of a young woman’s shoulders, neck and face floating sideways across the canvas from the left. Her cheek is pillowed by her one hand, while another hand is resting on the top of her head.

Untitled

Artist: Laetitia Loo 
Medium: acrylic paint on canvas
Size: 20” x 20”
Year: 2020

A layered drawing using a variety of materials such as marker, pencil, color pencil and charcoal. The drawing has many animals floating in a space that could be water or could be imagination. The largest animal is a manta ray, and the point of view depicted is as if the viewer is under the at the bottom of the ocean looking up at the ray, then past the ray to the world beyond the water.

“Beauty of Darkness”

Artist: Zander Miner
Medium: color marker, color pencil, graphite, charcoal
Size: 18” x 24”
Year: 2020

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Campbell Hall Visual Arts: https://www.campbellhall.org/arts/visual-arts

Canoga Park High School

“Identidad” depicts the face of a young immigrant which is split horizontally into four pieces at the forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth. Inside each piece of her face, lies different cultural objects such as the Virgen de Guadalupe, Loteria cards, papel Picado, conchas, and more in order to show an immigrant’s struggle with their cultural identity. The image is in all black and white except for a thin vertical strip to the left of the image which shows the warm colors of the cultural objects and the blue background.

“Identidad”

Artist: Dulce Gonzalez Arias
Material: Prismacolors, micron pens, markers, watercolor
Size: 11”x15”
Year: 2020

There is 3 guys going through a tunnel and 1 guy looking from above. There are a lot of cool colors, blue, green and purple on the bottom of the artwork and warmer color on top, yellow, red, and orange. The person on the bottom is larger in scale than the 3 other boys in the artwork.

“Nostalgia Tunnel”

Artist: Jamie Gomez
Material: Digital artwork
Size: 12”x16”
Year: 2020

“Quarantine Family Portrait,” displays a family of three in black and white standing outside in their yard. The father has his arm around his wife and daughter as all three look towards the sky with their faces looking hopeful. Tall plants surround them in the background.

“Quarantine Family Portrait”

Artist: David Contreras
Material: Black and white digital image
Year: 2020

On the commercial photography food project, the image displays three muffins in close detail, resting on a black and white stripped dish cloth. There is a butter knife that spans the foreground of the frame and a soft focus, light grey mug in the background.

“Commercial Photography, Food Project”

Artist: David Contreras
Material: Digital image
Year: 2020

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"Tribulation"

Artist: Nicholas Moore
Medium: Video
Year: 2020 

"I am stronger than my depression"

Artist: Miriam Mojica
Medium: Video
Year: 2020 

Canoga Park High School | TEACHER ARTWORK

 

"Dance of the Tree"

Artist: Marjorie Hollander
Medium: Video
Year: 2020 

Chaminade College Preparatory High School

Two men in Greek tunics, Patroclus (left) and Achilles (right), are positioned in the center of the frame, with Patroclus looking on at Achilles adoringly.

“Philatos”, based on J.C. Leyendecker's "Golf or Tennis?"

Artist: Katie Santourian
Medium: Digital Art
Size: 2124 x 1379 Pixels/29.50 x 19.15 inches
Year: 2020

A “human-like” creature, who is hidden behind a “SCARY MASK”. The mask includes four large horns, and sharp angular shapes along the edges of the mask.

“SCARY MASK”

Artist: Enzo San Roman
Medium: Black Pen and Ink on Paper
Size: 9 ½”H x 7 ½”W 
Year: 2020

This sculpture is abstract, but resembles a curving figure that ends in a woman’s torso.  This sculpture is abstract, but resembles a curving figure that ends in a woman’s torso.

"Formed"

Artist: Lori Talero-Kazandjian
Material: Air-Dry Clay, Acrylic Paint
Size: 1 x .8 x 4.3
Year: 2020

A painting of a red creature and a blue creature with horns facing each other on opposite sides of a chess board. The red figure is sitting on the left drinking from a steaming cup and the blue figure on the right is holding a chess pawn. Both characters have black eyes, elongated limbs, and are expressionless. They sit on barstools in front of a dark green wall which is decorated with miscellaneous frames and images depicting various illustrations of eyes.

"453"

Artist: Audrey Morga
Material: unknown
Size: 9” x 10.5”
Year: 2020

"Ponder"

Artist: Keira Struhl
Material: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 16"x20"
Year: 2020

School Website: www.chaminade.org

El Camino Real Charter High School

A woman who appears to be mother earth, is front and center with green hair and green eyes. She is crying. 3 hands appear to be lighting matches and catching her hair on fire.

“Global Warming”

Artist: Alanna Jimenez
Material: Acrylic
Size: 18”x12”
Year: 2020

A digital collage of 19 students embarking in online learning.  

“Through the Looking Glass”

Artist:  Drawing Class Collaboration - Selfies
Material: Digital- Autodesk Sketchbook
Size: 5.5”x10”
Year: 2020

This square oil painting showcases a photorealistic image of a bright red heart being held by a human hand. Wrapped around the arm of the individual is a stethoscope. The background looks almost like clouds with atmospheric brush strokes and toned down colors. 

“Organ Harvestint”

Artist: Shana Mendelsohn
Material: Oil
Size: 9”x9”
Year: 2019

A digital depiction of a deep water scene predominantly showing a very bright blue, almost bioluminescent depiction of a large jellyfish. 

“Lucid Sea Dream”

Artist: Payton Moreno
Material: Digital
Size: 8”x8”
Year: 2020

This mock poster design promotion illustrates a cropped Day of the Dead skeleton with a vine wrapped throughout the composition with a marigold flower activated from the negative space. The colors are bright. The text on the poster reads from top to bottom: “Come Celebrate Day of the Dead; a festival blending music, food, art, culture; Saturday, November 7th, 2020, 1PM-11PM; For tickets visit dayofdead.com; 333 East Ventura Blvd. Encino, California 91367. 

“CELEBRATE! Day of the Dead!”

Artist: David Roman
Material: Digital - Adobe Illustrator
Size: 11”x8.5”
Year: 2020

Done entirely in neutral tones, two photorealistic eldery hands overlap each other in the center of the composition. In the background, a repetition of rhythmic black lines fill the entire page to juxtapose the abstract background with the realistic foreground. 

“Hands of Glory”

Artist: Kaitlin Sera
Material: Pencil and Marker
Size: 9”x12”
Year: 2020

Department Website: www.ecrvapa.net  •  Instagram Site: ecrapsa

El Camino Real Charter High School | TEACHER ARTWORK

Using a lot of layers of rusted and weathered tones and textures, tubular shapes intertwine in a photorealistic manner. Violets, reds, blues and yellows are highly contrasted from the black background. Although abstract, the scene seems almost familiar to the eye.

“Rusted”

Artist: Shelley Mark
Material: Oil on Acrylic
Size: 18”x24”
Year: 2015-2020

The subject of two birds are dynamically placed in the composition on one tree with a few sparse leaves yet green on the branches. A cross section of two horizontal rectangles cut through the piece creating a positive/negative effect. There are small mosaic prismatic patterns which piece together like a puzzle with bright colors. The background has muted out leaves delicately set back in violet and red tones.

“Camouflage”

Artist: Kathleen Nicholson
Material: Oil on Cut Masonite
Size: 13”x13”
Year: 2020

Granada Hills Charter High School

Three small children look off to the left. The tallest is a little boy in a policeman's uniform. The other two are small girls, also in costumes. It is Halloween and they are dressed in a triceratops costume from Barney the Dinosaur. The piece is all in black and white charcoal, which means the vibrance of the costumes is lost, as if in distant memory. The smallest girl is slouching, or trying to hide behind the bigger sister. Bigger sister is holding up a peace sign with fingers as they look off at a distant photographer.

“Reminiscing”

Artist: Julia Ryu
Material: Charcoal
Size: 18"x24”
Year: 2020

This abstract piece looks like an alien landscape with a tall mountain in charcoal black/grays, that fades to washed ochres and warm reds. The amazing image is an illusion as it is a close-up photo of burnt aluminum foil.

“Unexpected Beauty (Aluminum Foil)”

Artist: David Landazuri
Material: Digital Photography
Size: 18"x24”
Year: 2020

A hand holds a fork in the bottom left of the painting. We, as the viewer are seated at the table infront of an inviting plate of colorful food. Before we can eat, we notice that each item on the plate: the salmon, rice, cooked vegetables, even the cup of tea in the background, all have a post-it on them noting the name of the food and the calorie count. The pad of post-its, with a sharp pencil is on the right side of the plate. A utensil that is blocking us from enjoying this meal. The piece is vibrantly colored with acrylic paint, but slightly transparent in layers with almost a water-color effect. 

“Blocked”

Artist: Jirasuda Sanpakit
Material: Acrylic on paper
Size: 7"x10”
Year: 2020

An excited pup is in the shadows of his yard when he discovers a new friend. The friend is a monster-like figure, black in the shadows with large, blank, wondering oval eyes. He is bent over towards the dog in a spider-like pose with one creepy hand reaching out to discover what the dog is. In the background, the dog's owner has slid open the illuminated back doors and calls to her doggy. The moonlight creates a path through the trees and inky, dark night.

“The Curious Dog”

Artist: Clover Kustak
Material: Digital Painting
Size: 9"x12”
Year: 2020

A tall piece done in water color with soft blues, pinks, and violets denoting the subtle shading in flesh of wrists and hands. The top hand catches a stream of water that creates bubbles. The next hand, lower, but overlapping, holds a pair of wooden chopsticks open. A third, lower hand is open as if catching the falling Scrabble letter tiles. The bottom hand seems to have caught a toothbrush, ready to end the day. The cascading water on the right seems to end in rippling lines that also complete each watery wrist. The hands are delicate, female hands, complete with violet gray nail polish.

“Hands In a Day”

Artist: Candice Lee
Material: watercolor, colored pencils, graphite on paper
Size: 9"x12”
Year: 2020

A large pair of lace-up combat boots are drawn in pencil and take up most of the page. They stand on grass, and a clouded sky is in the distance. The legs wearing the boots are surprisingly thin, and covered in longish hair. One is black and white! The souls of the shoes are toothy horse grins, and the toes of the boots are actually whiskered horse muzzles, complete with flared nostrils. These boots are actually out grazing in the grass.

“Surreal Shoes”

Artist: Hannah Miscione
Material: Graphite on paper
Size: 9"x12”
Year: 2020

Instagram handle: @ghchs

FB: Granada Hills Charter

Granada Hills Charter High School | TEACHER ARTWORK

An aging man sits in a chair to the left of the canvas. He is comfortable with a bit of a comforting slouch to his shirt, and his pant legs rolled up, as if to wash his bare feet. His left arm is outstretched and a crow is perched upon it. Instead of the man's head, a crow pops it's head out of the man's collar, where his head should be. A huge, bug-eyed goldfish floats above, swimming toward them in a black, clouded sky. His giant tail fins curve back to the left and lead the viewer down the glossy-eyed fish, to the perched crow, down the man's body and bare legs, and across to a curious crow who looks up at him from the barren ground. The whole thing is in a curving s-motion that leads up down, then up again, in conversation with the art piece, picking up tiny details each time. The man is thoughtfully shaded with hatching adding to the slack of his comfortable clothes, and extending into his hairy bare legs. He sits on a humble kitchen chair, and which besides the crow at his feet, casts the only shadow on the vast, blank landscape. The feeling is calm, though a headless man, and giant, shadowless fish should be ominous. The man clearly knows these old friends, and has similar evening conversations before.

"An Evening Conversation"

Artist: Emmanuel Crespo
Medium: Ink and Watercolor on paper
Size: 16”x20”
Year: 2020 

Grover Cleveland Charter High School

Acrylic painting of a woman in elaborate, golden patterned clothes, headpiece and earrings s looks uniterstingly at their phone, being held by a skeleton hand wearing similar gold rings.

“Clout Chaser”

Artist: Hannah Cha
Material: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 16"x20”
Year: 2020

A closeup oil painting of a figure holding two half red and blue pills between their thumb, pointer and middle finger.

“Compensate”

Artist: Emma Hewitt
Material: Oil on wood
Size: 9" x 9.5”
Year: 2020

An oil painting of a male figure in all red, covered with scratches and bruises stares at their reflection in a mirror

“Lazarus”

Artist: Mia Jaimes
Material: Oil on canvas
Size: 11"x14”
Year: 2020

A woman in a white dress floats chest up in a river, surrounded on both sides by tall grass and trees

“River Botanica”

Artist: Nicole Karolak
Material: Digital media (Procreate)
Size: 11"x17”
Year: 2020

A pale skinned woman juxtapozed by a white border outline and a very textured bright red background. The figure is depicted from the lower chest upward, wearing a black top. The figure’s face is obscured by a different set of eyes and eyebrows, in a start

“Portrait Study”

Artist: Jayani Natarajan
Material: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 11"x14”
Year: 2020

A sunset image of a 901 North Hollywood line Metro bus sits at an intersection, waiting for the red light to change. Surrounding the bus are trees, the light post in center frame with a “Do Not Enter” sign behind it and the adjacent light and sidewalk.

“LA”

Artist: Gisselle Urrutia
Material:  Digital Photography
Size: 1874 x 1249 px
Year: 2020

School Instagram Name: @clevelandcharterhs
School Website: https://www.clevelandhs.org/

Grover Cleveland Charter High School | TEACHER ARTWORK

Digital illustration divided between four panels. In the second panel from the left, the two central characters, one male and female, wave at each other from a distance with a depiction of the COVID-19 virus behind them. From the central panel and image, a network of bubbles colored red, blue, green, yellow, violet and orange, spread across the other three panels, each one depicting either character in various activities, such as: playing with their dog, texting each other, bicycling, teaching over zoom, attending to patients in a hospital, and more.

“Interspace & Interface”

Artist: Louis Barreto
Material: Digital media (Procreate)
Size: 11"x17”
Year: 2020

School Instagram Name: @clevelandcharterhs
School Website: https://www.clevelandhs.org/

Harvard Westlake School

In this oil painting you see a plaster hand with missing digits in the foreground. A figure in the background wearing a white gown approaches the hand with a pair of scissors.

"Untitled (Artifice)"

Artist: Gemma Lippman
Medium: oil on canvas 
Size: 24"x30" 
Year: 2020 

In this photography, a figure is reclining on the floor, leaning against a mirror behind her. Her face is blurred in motion and in the reflection behind her, we can see the end of the tripod and cable release.

“Untitled (Rorschach)"

Artist: Alexandra Landecker
Medium: Silver Gelatin Print
Size: 11”x11”  
Year: 2020 

This artwork consists of a clear rectangular glass block with black graphic imagery depicting a cartoon female face looking through a window at two stacks of macaroons and two pieces of whipped cream-topped pie.

“Temptation"

Artist: Alexandra Astalos
Medium: Fused glass, enamel pigment
Size: 8”x6”x.75"  
Year: 2020 

In this pencil drawing you see an old man with glasses wearing a plaid short sleeved shirt holding two soft served ice creams, one in each hand. The background is white.

“Soft Serve in the Summer"

Artist: Alexa Druyanoff
Medium: graphite on paper
Size: 18”x24”  
Year: 2020 

Seen in two images, this abstract sculpture is a construction of repeating linear wooden strips and boards that meet at right angles to form a complicated architectural cube shape. It is shown in black and white, with dramatic shadows of light that are cast by the angular wooden form. Seen in two images, this abstract sculpture is a construction of repeating linear wooden strips and boards that meet at right angles to form a complicated architectural cube shape. It is shown in black and white, with dramatic shadows of light that are cast by the angular wooden form.

“Disrupted Cube"

Artist: Juliette O’Brien
Medium: Basswood sculpture
Size: 12”x16”x14”  
Year: 2020 

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“Jewel of the Valley"

Artist: Lucy Ingold
Medium: 8mm film (digital video transfer)
Length: 3 min 20 sec
Year: 2020 

Logline: “Jewel of the Valley” was shot on 8 mm film using a Super 8 camera. The film’s vintage feel reflects the nostalgia and sense of loss felt by the filmmaker as she watches the neighborhood she grew up in change before her eyes. 

Instagram: @hwvisualarts

Website: https://www.hwvisualarts.com

Harvard-Westlake School | TEACHER ARTWORK

This acrylic painting is of a grey salt-weathered electrical junction box. There are rusty screws depicted in each corner of the painting. The junction box is covered with five stickers. The stickers read: "Nantucket Kansucket", "Atlantic Plug and Lure co. Rhode Island", "Al's liquors Wines and Beers, Edgartown, Mass.", "Opporty, North Palm Beach, FL.", and "Brittany's Travels"

“Menemsha (J. Box 3)"

Artist: Whitney Lasker
Medium:  acrylic on wood panel
Size: 18"x18"x1.25 "  
Year: 2020 

¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬The black and white images show a hedge of tiny flowers with the metal pole of a street sign jutting out from the center in one, and a triangle of metal angle iron rising out of the dirt in a field of leafless trees whose leaves have fallen to the ground, and an ambiguous horizon line looms far in the background of the other.  ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬The black and white images show a hedge of tiny flowers with the metal pole of a street sign jutting out from the center in one, and a triangle of metal angle iron rising out of the dirt in a field of leafless trees whose leaves have fallen to the ground, and an ambiguous horizon line looms far in the background of the other.

“Untitled Diptych (pole and triangle)"

Artist: Jesse Chehak
Medium: Analog Photography
Size: 2@ 6cm x 6cm 
Year: 2020 

Heritage Christian High School

This art work is in the form of a comic book panel and the scene takes place in the desert around mid day. There are cacti in the foreground, midground and background spread throughout the yellow desert scene. The sky is a turquoise color with clouds in the distance. Located in the middle of the frame, there is a man whos’ back is facing the viewer, as he is kneeling down along side a woman who appears to be dead. There is a comic word bubble that reads “Damn” indicating what the man is saying. The kneeling man is blocking the view of the woman’s face, but you can see her arms and legs. There is also a pool of blood next to her body. She is wearing pink shoes, black shorts and black long socks. In one hand she is still holding a spray paint can that has the letter “X” written on it. There is a trail of smoke coming from her body and there is a Van driving away in the far distance. In the distance, there are cubes with images on them that are stacked on top of one another almost in the shape of a pyramid. At the top of the cubes there is a large satellite dish pointing towards the sky to the right. There is red graffiti on the distant cubes. There is a single black bird located in the upper left of the panel looking down at the man and woman.

"Extermination"

Artist: Gaby Guzman
Medium: Digital Painting 
Size: unkown 
Year: 2020 

This piece exhibits a cheetah in mid stride running to the right. Behind the cheetah is a graphic and stylized image of a pattern that is flame like. The colors from left to right blend into each other over the pattern like a rainbow going from red to orange to yellow to green to blue and to a daker blue. The overall image is placed in the center of the canvas.

"Colorful Speed"

Artist: Rashell Rey
Medium: Acrylic Paint on canvas
Size: 8”x10”  
Year: 2019

This art work is a drawing of a young woman in black and white and there is a strong emphasis on light and shadow. She is wearing a head covering and the angle is straight on as she is looking directly at the viewer. She has no facial expression. She is located slightly off center to the right of the composition.  

"Credence"

Artist: Everest Maillard
Medium: HB Pencil on paper
Size: 9”x12”  
Year: 2020 

This art work was drawn with pencil on paper and there is no color. There are two faces located in the center of the composition and one face is placed on top of the other creating a surreal feel. The face that is on top is off to the side and appears to be melting over and on top of the other head. Both faces have their eyes closed. The rendering of the shadows is smooth and gradual.

"Study of Johnson Tseng Sculpture"

Artist: Laura Bogard
Medium: Pencil on Paper
Size:unknown 
Year: 2020 

This art work is based on characters from the video game “Halo”. The there are two figures, standing back to back ready to engage in battle and they are surrounded by alien creatures. The figure on the right is in green armor and the figure on the left is mostly white in color.

"Study of Flood Gates"

Artist: Thomas Cusamano
Medium: Pen and Copic Markers
Size:unknown 
Year: 2020 

The art work is a pencil drawing study of a male head neck and shoulders. The subject is looking directly back at the viewer straight on. The drawing depicts the light source coming from the right as the shadows fall to the left on the subject. The area around the eye to the right has been drawn a darker shade that indicates bruising. The character has no expression as he is looking back at the viewer. The drawing has a refined delicate appearance.

"Study of Zuko from the Anime series Avatar the Last Airbender"

Artist: Lila Magee
Medium: Pencil on Paper
Size:unknown 
Year: 2020 

John F. Kennedy High School

An image of a real skull made from bone has been covered with different items to form interesting patterns.

"Sugar Skull"

Artist: Esmeralda Rubalcava
Medium: Adobe Photoshop
Size: 8”x10” 
Year: 2020 

An image of a real skull made from bone has been covered with different sized black colored computer mice to form interesting patterns.

"Sugar Skull"

Artist: Kyle Mortlock
Medium: Adobe Photoshop
Size: 8”x10”
Year: 2020 

An image of a real skull made from bone has been covered with different items to form interesting patterns.

"Sugar Skull"

Artist: Sam Jaysandra
Medium: Adobe Photoshop 
Size: 8”x10” 
Year: 2020 

A fantasy world that shows the back of a teenage girl with long hair, staring out a window on a scene with flying dragons and a castle in the distance.

"My World"

Artist: Colleen Pangilinan
Medium: Adobe Photoshop 
Size: 8”x10” 
Year: 2020 

A fictional Art Institute of Chicago exhibition poster created in Adobe Photoshop software for artist Georgia O’ Keefe. The background of the poster has 4 rectangles that show 4 of O’Keefe’s paintings.

"Artist Show Poster"

Artist: Vi Nguyen
Medium: Adobe Photoshop 
Size: 8”x10” 
Year: 2020 

ait is on a black background with his last name, Cobain, in large distressed looking letters that were created by using many small shapes. Kurt is singing into a microphone.

"Cobain Portrait"

Artist: McKinley Bierman 
Medium: Adobe Illustrator 
Size: 8”x10” 
Year: 2020 

School website: https://www.jfkcougars.org/

Instagram: @jfkcougar

Facebook: @JFKCougars.org

James Monroe High School

Painting of a man in a white suit and a woman in a black dress embraced in a dance in front of a bar. The bartender looks on as the man dips the woman and leans in so close their noses touch.

"Untitled"

Artist: Celine Seimandi
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 12”X16” 
Year: 2020 

Pen and color pencil portrait of a face with Dia de los Muertos designs. The background is filled with flowers of all colors, shapes and styles.

"Dia De Los Muertos"

Artist: Leyna Troung
Medium: Pen and color pencils
Size: 8.5” X 11”
Year: 2020 

Black and white pen and ink drawing of an owl in flight. The owl is coming towards the viewers and the drawing is filled with geometric patterns and design.

"Untitled"

Artist: Sarai Estrada
Medium: Pen and ink 
Size:  8.5”X 11”
Year: 2020 

Pencil drawing of a creature that has a deer skull and antler for a head. The paper is burned around the figure leaving openings in the paper. 

" Untitled"

Artist: Kneil Dela Cruz
Medium: Pencil on paper
Size: 8.5”X11"
Year: 2020 

Color pencil drawing of Giorno Giovanna, a character from the anime Jojo’s Bizarre adventure. Giorno has blond hair and wears a pink/magenta jacket. The art shows the character from the waist up, reaching to the viewer and releasing a pink flower and petals.

"Giorno Giovanna"

Artist: Karla Orellana Mishelle Aquino
Medium: Color pencils on paper
Size: 8”X 8”
Year: 2020 

Louisville High School

Hand built ceramic pot located in the middle of the photograph. The piece is made to look as if it is a brain. The main coils of the brain are white with red glaze in all of the crevasses.

"Brain Pot"

Artist: Mimi Langley
Medium: ceramic,
Size: 2” x 4.5” x 4.5”
Year: 2020 

Digital illustration, with a female figure located to the center left of the frame. The figure is made from a white and black line drawing, with hair that looks like green leaves. The background of the image is a pastel mixture of blue, orange, pink and purple to look like the figure is floating in the night sky. There is a waxing crescent moon in the top right corner. At the bottom left of the image white text says: POSITIVE VIBES ONLY. 

"Postitive Vibes Only"

Artist: Anna White
Medium: digital
Size: 12” x 8” 
Year: 2020 

Digital illustration including a photograph of a young woman with blond hair flowing away from her face. She is looking upwards, shielding her eyes with her hand. The hand emerges from the upper left side of the piece and is larger than the girl’s face below it. This allows for our perspective of looking down at the young woman. A shadow, which falls on the hand, also falls on her face. The shadows also appear in other areas of the piece and have a heighted contrast of thick black lines against a patchwork of bright colors in the background including yellow, blue, peach and lavender. The woman’s peach-colored outfit is also broken up into shapes caused by the shadows. A network of thin white lines adds texture to the hair and further outlines the shapes and shadows. 

"Line"

Artist: Chloe Cheshire
Medium: digital 
Size: 10” x 8”
Year: 2020 

This watercolor painting is a depiction of the following dream: My brother, his friend and I were playing on the side of a hill in a forest of pine trees under a gray sky when my brother handed me a remote control to our old minivan. I was playing with it when I accidentally steered it towards a pale blue house down the hill. I ran down to see the car crash into the side of the house and watched my mom crawl out of the fire in the kitchen. The sky turned to a vibrant maroon red and the trees caved in around me. The artist has her face in her hands with a ¾ view of her back turned towards us as she kneels in the bottom right portion of the painting. The tall, angular house structure sits slightly off center and tilts to the right. The landscape includes a foreground of windswept green grass with stylized fir trees beyond the house. 

"Dream"

Artist: Mia LaBarbera
Medium: watercolor
Size: 14” x 19”  
Year: 2020 

In the center of this digital illustration sits a potted plant with six broad green leaves. It emerges from the white pot which has a linear pattern of thin black swirls. At the base of the plant, one can decipher the word Growth in the brown area of the soil. Three hands reach for the plant; one reaches down from the upper right corner, another reaches up from the lower right and the third shows only four fingers at the center of the left edge. A strong dark shadow extends to the left under the plant.

"Growth"

Artist: Lola Shroeder
Medium: digital collage
Size: 15”x 11”  
Year: 2020 

Two painted horizontal canvas panels have been placed one atop the other separated by an inch of space. The top panel depicts two centrally placed unclothed women with long brown hair falling behind them. They appear to be mirror images slightly angled towards one another. Their eyes are closed, and with anguished faces, rivers of blue tears flow into, and then through their outstretched hands. The dark gray background of this panel transitions to a lighter blue-gray with a water texture which then is picked up by the bottom canvas. On this panel, the twin flows of blue water land on planet earth. The arc of the earth takes up one third of the base of the panel against a gray background. The continents of our planet are green shapes surrounded by the ocean with linear white cloud formations floating above. There is an aura of a lighter blue brushstrokes radiating from the earth. 

"Earth Tears Diptych"

Artist: Nina Hernandeza
Medium: acrylic
Size: 32” x 20”
Year: 2020 

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An extruded ceramic vase sits at the center of this image. It is based on a square shape which is three times as tall as it is wide. The top of the form has a scalloped edge which resolves by bending and caving in slightly. On the exterior of the piece, crystals in the fired glaze have produced an irregular pattern of silver lined shapes against a pale green background. The interior is off-white.   An extruded ceramic vase sits at the center of this image. It is based on a square shape which is three times as tall as it is wide. The top of the form has a scalloped edge which resolves by bending and caving in slightly. On the exterior of the piece, crystals in the fired glaze have produced an irregular pattern of silver lined shapes against a pale green background. The interior is off-white.

"Crystals Vase"

Artist: Elizabeth Dupuy
Medium: ceramic
Size: 12” x 3.5” x 3.5”
Year: 2020 

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Magnolia Science Academy 1

Chica the dog is about 4 years old, or 32 years in dog years. She’s an Australian Cattle Dog mix and a great companion. The dog is starring at the camera with her tongue hanging out.

"Boom "

Artist: Addis R. Perez
Medium: Photography
Year: 2020 

A picture of the sea and different types of yachts and boats. The sky is a very light blue and the ocean is a slightly darker blue. In the foreground of the photo there is a large rock that is grey with spots, dirt, and a green bush. 

"Indigo Strolls at Santa Barbara"

Artist: Camille Nicolas
Medium: Photography
Year: 2020 

The image has a blue sky with a grey circle that looks like there is a hole in the sky. In the foreground we see plans and grass. In the middle there is more blue and blue mountains with a greenish haze above the mountain. The view magically looks amazing with the hole in the place of the sun looking like a portal to another dimension. 

"The Galactic View"

Artist: Nixom Alfaro
Medium: Photography
Year: 2020 

Description: There is a space ship that is teal is near the bottom of the image. The space ship has black wings, a red window, and a fire at the bottom. The rest of the image contains a blue sky with stars and clouds.  

"Rocket in the Sky"

Artist: Lorenzo Patino
Medium: Digital Art - Inkscape
Year: 2020 

 

White skull outlined in black with colors on it. The two black circles for the eyes are surrounded by flowers that are red and orange. There are 4 large flowers on the forehead area and one small flower on the chin. The nose is an upside-down heart with two orange curly cues. There are green leaves all over the skull. 

"Dia de los Muertos"

Artist: Kenia Razo
Medium: Colored pencils
Year: 2020 

Short description: Four squares with a close up image of a cute dog sound sleep with his tongue out. The nose is very large. Each square is a different color which include: blue, green, teal, and purple.  

"Duotone Dog"

Artist: Yaritza Laguna
Medium: Photography
Year: 2020

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Milken Community School

A scaled model of an original residential design seen in perspective view A scaled model of an original residential design seen in perspective view

 "Model of Original Residential Design - Elevation View and Plan View"

Artist: Joshua Golshirazi
Medium: Foamcore, wood, acetate
Size: Built to Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0"
Year: 2020 

A scaled section perspective drawing of a 3-story structure

"Section Perspective"

Artist: Jordan Kekst
Medium: Bristol paper and pencil
Size: 6" x 6" 
Year: 2019 

This is a digital collage with a jungle theme. There are two people from diverse cultures with their backs against each other facing the viewer wrapped together in a large swatch of fabric. Just behind the male head is a profile of a lion, as if the humans can interchange with the spirit of their given animal nature. There is a waterfall in the distance signifying that all is peaceful for the moment. 

"Untitled"

Artist: Natalie Douek
Medium: Digital Collage
Size: 10”x10”
Year: 2020 

I was on a walk with my friend in my neighborhood when I happened to notice some sprinklers that were on, allowing for me to see the sun’s rays through trees, divided into three beams of light. In this monochromatic photograph, there are two trees on the side of the road, and the trees’ shadows can be seen reflecting off of the light produced by the sun. 

"Sunburst"

Artist: Shawn Salma-Torban
Medium: Digital
Size: 12”X16” 
Year: 2019 

The center of the image is a boy sitting at a desk and he is bound, surrounded by hundreds of books and with school lockers in the background. Some of the books are falling and are open and others are closed.

"School Pressures"

Artist: Jason Ellis
Medium: Colored Pencil, Ink, on Canvas
Size: 12”x14”
Year: 2019 

Two playing cards with the edges burned placed on a background of the American flag. This piece is depicted as a playing card and the edges of the playing card are burned. With one playing card has the Queen on top, the other is flipped with King on top and both have silhouette of President Trump. The words “My Body, My Choice” are written in the center of the playing card. Other symbols include a hanger in the middle of a circle and a masked person with a line through it.

"Flipped Message"

Artist: Dylan Seidel
Medium: Acrylic paint
Size:  12” x 16”
Year: 2020  

Milken Community School | TEACHER ARTWORK

Atmospheric formation of translucent layers of paint. Hand drawn print of falcon wings torn into segments and integrated within the translucent layers of colors.

"White Writing"

Artist: Debra Sokolow
Medium:  Acrylic, Print on paper, on hardwood board
Size: 24” x 36”
Year: 2019

There is a woman looking downward. Her hair has been transformed into coral with orange Ghirabaldi's swimming among coral. The whole image of the face has been manipulated in Photoshop so that the skin has images of floating drops of paint wisping upward.  

"Breathing Underwater"

Artist: Delphine Anaya
Medium: Digital Collage
Size: 8” x 10”
Year: 2020 

Northpoint School

The painting is a close up of common Día de los Muertos items. From left to right, the painting includes a clay mug with swirl designs on it, two lit candles, and 3 marigolds stacked on top of one another. In the middle of all these items is a clay plate with Pan de muerto on top, a dome shaped bread with extra strings of tear shaped dough baked on top. At the foot of the plate are three sugar skulls, one on the left side and two on the right. Underneath all of these items are singular marigold petals scattered across the table’s surface.

"Dia de los Muertos"

Artist: Brianna Baez
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Year: 2020 

The focal point is an oleander flower that has yet to bud. The oleander descends from the tree from which it came. The surrounding leaves are all sharp pointed and green. The unique aspect of this photo is the “glitching” effect that creates a double of the image layered almost entirely on top of the original.

"A Glitch in the Simulation"

Artist: Dante Wilson
Medium: photograph
Year: 2020 

Notre Dame High School

The student/artist presents a photo that reads as a self-portrait centered on the picture plain. The pitch dark atmosphere is emphasized by light bulbs dropping into space in curved perspective line, alluding to early experiments in photography.

"Untitled"

Artist: Jack Jones
Medium: ink jet print
Size: 20”X16” 
Year: 2020 

The student/artist shows a collage like painting on a skateboard, depicting elaborate doodles of cartoon-like characters in vibrant colors. The cluster of images are set on a background of yellow lined paper painted flatly in acrylic. This evokes youth culture in a state of boredom.  

"Untitled"

Artist: Dylan Verabian
Medium: acrylic on skateboard deck
Size: 8”X32” 
Year: 2020  

This student/artist presents a painted dragon in pastel like colors on a skateboard deck structure exposing it’s wood grain as the background. The cropped head accompanied with Japanese text characters is a nod to anime culture.

"Untitled"

Artist: Mina Mateo
Medium: acrylic on skateboard deck
Size: 8”X32” 
Year: 2020  

This student/artist photo depiction shares the wonderment of youth, as a female stares out of a window. The distressed window pane frames half the face offering a long-full gaze.

"Untitled"

Artist: Branson Lennon
Medium: ink jet print
Size: 20”X16” 
Year: 2020  

This student/artist depicts as image of the Lady of Guadalupe centered on the vertical skateboard. Pictorial framing devices such architectural structures and thorns help denote the importance of the miracle in the Latino, Catholic tradition. The engraving of the text, La Virgin provides a tactile quality to otherwise flat board

"Untitled"

Artist: Julian Pena Espinosa
Medium: acrylic on skateboard deck
Size: 8”X32” 
Year: 2020  

 

This student/ artist depicts a mirroring feminine, Ganish-like figure on either ends of a skateboard deck. Through a saturated color palette, the sense of frenzy is evoked. The text “ONLY YOU” is centered creating a dynamic interplay.

"Untitled"

Artist: Elizabeth Lamb
Medium: acrylic on skateboard deck
Size: 8”X32” 
Year: 2020 

Notre Dame High School, Sherman Oaks

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Sierra Canyon School

1. Sculpture is translucent golden yellow, resembling a tree trunk with four branches extending to points, rising from an amber base. The base turns up in the back like a wave and in front are 5 flower-like orange shapes.

"Sugar Bonsai Tree"

Artist: Jacob Chong
Medium: sugar and water
Size: 8” x 7” x4”
Year: 2020 

2. Black and white close-up photo of two eyes, including eyebrows and upper bridge of the nose. Image has a seam down the middle. The eye on the left has white Hindu text paced over the iris, the right eye has white Hebrew text on the iris.

"Split"

Artist: Emily Antebi
Medium: photograph with photoshop
Size: 10” x 5”
Year: 2020 

3. Painting has a curved arc of newspaper from lower left corner to upper center edged. There are fragments of pottery shapes in greens, turquoise, purple and black. White lines in a grid-like pattern are drawn in on the newspaper and in the upper left corner.

"Fragments of my imagination"

Artist: Aara Nanavaty
Medium: acrylic and newspaper on canvas
Size: 16” x 12”
Year: 2020 

4. Painting of a mouth and neck of a head painted in greys. Patches of color, blue, red, yellow and green are flowing out of a slightly opened mouth in an arc from the mouth to the upper left corner and across the top of the painting.

"Sing"

Artist: Sophia Goodman
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Size: 16” x 12”
Year: 2020 

5. Painting is a fractured face cut up into various sizes of rectangles. In the center is a female face with her hand on her chin. There are four squares of eyes, two painted and two are photos. The mouth is painted with red lips, the hand is partly painted, on a black and white photo. There are two bloody band aids touching the left edge of the hand. There is stitching in between the collaged parts of the face.

"Fractured"

Artist:  Ariana Stiles
Medium: mixed media
Size: 12"x16" 
Year: 2020 

6. A white box where all walls are slanted at a 110 degree angle with a plastic top. On one corner is black paper cut into a lace-like pattern. It covers the corner as a triangle. One the opposite corner is an edge of white paper cut into a lace pattern. It wraps around the top corner at a right angle.

"Glass Ceiling"

Artist: Mana Sadeghi
Medium: paper and plastic
Size: 9” x 4” x 5”
Year: 2020 

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Sylmar Charter High School

An acrylic painting of the Santa Monica Pier at sunset from a bird’s eye perspective.

"Santa Monica Pier"

Artist: Renee Reyes
Medium: Acrylic paint 
Size: 9"x12" 
Year: 2020 

A cut-paper collage with a symmetrical design containing a central mask-like image, a heart at the bottom, and crowns on the left and right.

"The Queen Within"

Artist: Melissa Moreno
Medium: Cut paper collage
Size: 12"x18" 
Year: 2020 

A digital painting with a central character standing on the precipice of a mountain canyon, while watching a floating dwelling rise from below.

"Untitled"

Artist: Gabrielle Vinzon
Medium: Digital Painting
Year: 2020

An acrylic painting divided into four quadrants, each containing images of a mother and child and text from biblical proverbs on the sanctity of motherhood.

“A Mother’s Love”

Artist: Leibeth Huerta Paredes
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas 
Size: 11"x14" 
Year: 2020 

A surreal image of floating, glistening lips eating a Lolly-pop. Shiny bubbles float and surround the central image of the lips. 

“Animated Adolescent"

Artist: Daisy Rodriguez
Medium: Acrylic 
Size: 8"x10" 
Year: 2020 

A collage of drawn images depicting a high-school student attending online classes during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Another image of the student shows her wearing a mask, while news headlines from 2020 surround the figures. 

“The Pandemic World of 2020"

Artist: Jessica Roldan
Medium: Colored Pencil on Paper
Size: 9"x12" 
Year: 2020 

https://www.sylmarhs.org

Sylmar Charter High School | TEACHER ARTWORK

A photograph at sunset that highlights the silhouette of a child on a bicycle, strongly contrasted by the twilight sky. 

“Positive / Negative Space Study"

Artist: Jessica Potrovitza
Medium: Digital Photograph
Size: 8"x10" 
Year: 2020 

A semi-abstract acrylic painting of a rocky path up a mountain at sunset.

“Rocky Peak"

Artist: Joshua Rohal 
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 8"x10" 
Year: 2020 

https://www.sylmarhs.org

The Buckley School

Abstract design fused glass plate 10 inches by ten inches with blue background and colorful lines and shapes

"Abstracted Colors"

Artist: Kasey Afshani
Teacher: Ellen Mahoney 
Medium: Fused glass plate
Size: 10”x10”  
Year: 2020 

Ceramic sculpture in two pieces black surface with geometric patterns on the sides and clay coils

"Bond Together"

Artist: Ellie Glosman
Teacher: Ellen Mahoney
Medium: Hand built ceramic
Size: 9”x7”x4"  
Year: 2020 

Realistic monochromatic colored pencil portrait drawing of an older man wearing a hat and a furry color

"Untitled"

Artist: Natalia Nistratova
Teacher: Tim Lokiec
Medium: White charcoal and colored pencil on black paper 
Size: 10” x 8”
Year: 2020  

Realistic monochromatic graphite drawing of a teenage boy shaving in the mirror for the first time. 

"Boy to Man"

Artist: Isabel Werdesheim
Teacher: Tim Lokiec
Medium: Graphite on paper
Size: 10” x 8”
Year: 2020  

Digitally manipulated photographic collage of a young woman with half of her face covered by a mask. The background features an invented space filled with perspectivally warped family letters, buildings, a tree branch and a piece of peach colored tissue paper. 

"Untitled"

Artist: Emily Kim
Teacher: Tim Lokiec
Medium: Digital collage
Size: 10”x6”
Year: 2020 

Digitally manipulated photographic collage featuring three bands of color (red, blue and yellow). Each band of color features a colored background pattern and a hand making different gestures: The yellow hand makes the peace sign and features a rubber duck. The blue hand is open palms up to receive and features pointed icicles, and the red hand caresses itself and features a red rose.  

"Untitled"

Artist: Tyler Asher 
Teacher: Tim Lokiec
Medium: Digital collage 
Size: 12”x11”
Year: 2020 

A long, horizontal mixed media drawing which features photographic mountain collage elements. A large snake spans the length of the drawing, unifying a series of spaces. On the left, the snake wraps around the neck and shoulders of two women. In the middle, the snake is in front of a piece of inventive, multi story fantasy architecture, and on the right, a woman with a startled expression stands in front of a perspectival checkerboard room with a ladder in it.

"From one to another"

Artist: Rafaela Martinian
Teacher: Tim Lokiec
Medium: Mixed media on paper
Size: 8” x 24”
Year: 2020 

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Ulysses S. Grant High School

"Jump"

Artist: Tiffany Castillo
Medium: digital animation
Year: 2020 

Tiffany Castillo: “Jump,” digital animation, 2020

Colorful pencil drawing of an abstracted scene made of overlapping primitive shapes including rectangles, triangles and circles.

"Abstraction from Van Gogh"

Artist: Lian Funes
Medium: colored pencil on paper
Size: 8"x8" 
Year: 2020 

Computer art rendering of dark forest with red temple-style gate. In foreground is a ninja in black and a samurai in red with clashing swords.

"Untitled"

Artist: Lukas Goh
Medium: digital art
Year: 2020 

Color pencil drawing of puma. The puma is in profile, facing left. Head and shoulders are in view with black background.

"Untitled"

Artist: Gabriela Liberzon
Medium: colored pencil on paper
Size: 9"x12" 
Year: 2020 

Portrait of a young man wearing glasses. The image is made entirely of letters that form the face. Letters are black on a white background. There are more words and letters in the background spelling out the artist’s name, graphic design, student and 2020.

"Type Portrait"

Artist: Hrachya Teloyan
Medium: digital art 
Year: 2020 

Graphite pencil drawing of masked face. Mask is in style of V for Vendetta, Anonymous or Guy Fawkes.

"Guy Fawkes"

Artist: Ellena Urfalyan
Medium: graphite on paper
Size: 9"x12" 
Year: 2020 

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Ulysses S. Grant High School | TEACHER ARTWORK

"Window Light Abstraction"

Artist: Aimee Dozois
Medium: colored pencil and gouache on paper
Size: 8”x11”
Year: 2020 

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Valley Academy of Arts & Sciences

Centered Self-Portrait of the artist looking left . Figure is painted with monochromatic blue skin, crying green glitter tears and has short black hair. Background of the painting is yellow.

"La Douleur Exquise"

Artist: Kaylee Ringberg
Medium: Acrylic & Glitter
Size: 9”x12”
Year: 2020 

Coffee, Turmeric, Pen & Ink, representing “Sick Man” from Alice in Chains. Profile portrait of a male, light beard, eyes closed, right earring loop. Feeling thoughtful and mournful. Bones of a skeleton scattered at the bottom. Hand holding an apple with a worm in the center of format. Upper corner radial ribbons held by a circle. Circle has a drawing of the symbol AIG. Inside the words Nice Jerry Layne, Nice William. The ribbons have repeated words, such as Cantrell, Staley, Right Turn, Sunshine apple them bones. All colored in sepia tones. Behind the ribbons, a yellow background with the word - Them Bones Repeated.

"Sick Man"

Artist: Silvia Ponce
Medium: Coffee, Turmeric, Pen & Ink
Size: 9”x12”
Year: 2020 

Mixed media painting of visual memories contained in ten circles. Background is dark blue. Circles start on the left side of the image and are arraigned so the eye travels to the top right corner. Bottom Left circle contains radiating dots that transition from yellow to green to purple to blue. The next circle is the sun. The largest Circle contains a brown house with green grass and blue sky. The top circle holds a red and yellow sunset, with black mountains. The circle to the right of the house holds two hands. And the circle in the top corner is of a moon.

"Distant Memories"

Artist: Alyssa Garcia
Medium: Mixed media
Size: 9”x12”
Year: 2020      

Valley Academy of Arts & Sciences | TEACHER ARTWORK

Mixed media silhouette of a Hummingbird showing his skeleton and no feathers. Over his heart, there is a symbol of leaves surrounded by a shape of a dotted heart. Bird occupies half of the format on the left. His head points up to a set of dark blue, contoured abstract flowers. Arranged on the top of the composition there are 3 large flowers, 2 small, 2 dandelions. Over the Hummingbird’s head a red flower floats, it is different from the other’s, small in size. A thin branch passes through the painting. It has 2 sets of little buds of new growth.

"Animal Spirit"

Artist: Lyda Lara
Medium: Mixed media
Size: 9”x12”
Year: 2020 

Viewpoint School

 

Three-dimensional cardboard triangles nestled into a spiraled nautilus shape with thin, organic tentacles emerging from the front.

"Nautilus"

Artist: Miles Rosenbloom
Medium: Cardboard
Size: 7”x 5”x 4”
Year: 2020 

Small conical and rectangular soapstone pieces are lined up in gradiant color along a frosted acrylic sheet. The soapstone is atop a long, thin, horizontal wood box that is lit from within, illuminating the delicate soapstone pieces from below. 

"Soapstone"

Artist: Julia Kresnicka
Medium: Soapstone, wood, acrylic sheet, light
Size: 18”x 4”x 3”
Year: 2020 

Face of a Sri Lankan woman in traditional attire: nose ring, head jewelry and large earrings. The irises of the woman’s eyes are replaced by the American flag.  

"Eye on the Prize"

Artist: Imaan Deen
Medium: Acrylic on Cardboard
Size: 16”x 22”
Year: 2020 

From above, you’re looking down at the top of a person’s head. Half of the scalp is parted down the middle, revealing the emerging roots while the other half is a leaf, proportionately and symmetrically the same as the aforementioned scalp, with the leaf’s veins also emerging from the middle of the scalp and continuing to the outer edge of the leaf. 

"Visual Analogies"

Artist: Hannah Keyes
Medium: Photograph
Size:20”x 20”
Year: 2020 

A tall stoneware ceramics pitcher with an array of high-fire glazes poured along the rim. A tall stoneware ceramics pitcher with an array of high-fire glazes poured along the rim.

"Pitcher"

Artist: Chloe Pfefferman
Medium: Ceramics
Size: 11”x 14”x 6”
Year: 2020

Black and white porcelain bowl with slip trailed Mandala patterns and carved ribbon designs  Black and white porcelain bowl with slip trailed Mandala patterns and carved ribbon designs

"Mandala bowl"

Artist: Auveen Choroomi
Medium: Ceramics
Size: 4”x 7”x 7”
Year: 2020 

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William Howard Taft Charter High School

Using an intricate Old English style writing font and black ink, this student describes a friend and things that are meaningful to her. She tells us what her friend loves, dreams of, fears, needs and feels. There are also 4 floral corner designs in pink and green.

"Biopoem"

Artist: Diane Genabe
Medium: Ink, colored pencil, and chalk
Size: 8.5”x 11”
Year: 2020 

This spiral design uses a font style from the Middle Ages. Her words, which wind around in a spiral shape, describe wanting it to rain all day so the writer can breathe more slowly. The center illustration depicts a girl’s legs and tennis shoes peeking out from under a red umbrella. The corner designs have overlapping loops and curls against a pink chalk background.

"I Want to Breathe"

Artist: Berlitz Chavez
Medium: Ink, colored pencil, chalk
Size: 8.5”x 11”
Year: 2020 

This artwork is filled with descriptive words written in black ink in an unusual font. The center design, in the shape of a cat, contains the title: “Things That Make Me Happy”. Around this are colored marker illustrations in going in different directions, underneath words that describe what makes the artist happy: Instagram, baking, Autumn, drawing, milk tea and many more.

"Things That Make Me Happy"

Artist: Itza Lopez
Medium: Ink, marker, colored pencil
Size: 8.5”x 11”
Year: 2020 

In this painting the artist used black marker and a limited watercolor palette. The marker divides the image into sections which contain painted illustrations in pink, green and blue, of a girl, a phone, cherries, a spray can, a mouth, and the words “Hello”, “Pop”, and “OMG”.

"Untitled"

Artist: Jocelyn Negrete
Medium: watercolor and sharpie
Size: 7”x 10”
Year: 2020 

This street scene is done in one-point perspective, where the viewer is at one end looking down a shopping street as it recedes in the distance. It is done in bright smooth mulit-colored pencils, against a backdrop of brown and green mountains with an orange and yellow setting sun. The street is lined with shops selling flowers, Macy’s clothing, and ice cream.

"Untitled"

Artist: Angela Buzinovskiy
Medium: Colored pencil
Size: 9”x 12”
Year: 2020 

Black ink Drawing of a path going down the center of the image. Each side of the path is lined a thicket of trees. In the middle of the path is a small figure with their back toward the viewer. The small figure is walking toward the back of the path.

"Forest Path"

Artist: Kayla Atyabi
Medium: unknown
Size: 9”x 12”
Year: 2020 

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