Junior Reagan Brown adds last minute details to her artwork. Her piece showcases her passion for equestrianism.
Junior Peyton Daniels continues to work on her artwork ahead of the art show.
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
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Senior Ela Bozkurt crouches down to set up the board that will showcase her AP 2D Design portfolio. “For the pink [painting], it was mostly acrylic, so I just used a bunch of different brushes, spatulas and stuff like that to make the abstract in the background. Then I colored over it with a Posca paint marker.”
Senior Dasia Griffin adds last minute touches to her artwork before the art show. “I use a lot of acrylic, and I put baby powder in it to make it thick so it comes off the board and it's textured. I also used my own baby pictures and I printed them out and then I cut it up and did different things with that too. So I don't have to create a whole new piece because that would take hours," Griffin said.
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Senior Layla Graham pins a still life artwork. She shares her excitement ahead of the art show: "I'm a little nervous, but I hope everyone gets to experience my art and kind of love it like I did. So I'm really excited," Graham said.
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Seniors Zoe Perrien and Katie Dickens move boards from the art classroom to the library.
Photo by Nyla Kërr
Senior AP 2D Design student, Hope Ajayi, uses different mediums to complete her portfolio piece in preparation for the art show. "I use a lot of cutouts, I would paint something in my sketchbook, and then cut it out and layer it, because I like the comic book kind of vibe. I used my childhood portraits for some things. I did print making and I used a lot of watercolor," Ajayi said.
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Senior AP 2D Design student, Ava Colvin, helps set up by pinning canvases to boards.
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Senior AP 2D Design student, Ava Colvin, prepares charcuterie boards for the guests at the art show.
Photo by Nyla Kërr
Senior AP 2D Design students Layla Graham and Katie Dickens take a break to chat before the art show.
Photo by Nyla Kërr
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Junior Reagan Brown adds last minute details to her artwork. Her piece showcases her passion for equestrianism.
Junior Peyton Daniels continues to work on her artwork ahead of the art show.
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
start
Senior Ela Bozkurt crouches down to set up the board that will showcase her AP 2D Design portfolio. “For the pink [painting], it was mostly acrylic, so I just used a bunch of different brushes, spatulas and stuff like that to make the abstract in the background. Then I colored over it with a Posca paint marker.”
Senior Dasia Griffin adds last minute touches to her artwork before the art show. “I use a lot of acrylic, and I put baby powder in it to make it thick so it comes off the board and it's textured. I also used my own baby pictures and I printed them out and then I cut it up and did different things with that too. So I don't have to create a whole new piece because that would take hours," Griffin said.
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Senior Layla Graham pins a still life artwork. She shares her excitement ahead of the art show: "I'm a little nervous, but I hope everyone gets to experience my art and kind of love it like I did. So I'm really excited," Graham said.
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Seniors Zoe Perrien and Katie Dickens move boards from the art classroom to the library.
Photo by Nyla Kërr
Senior AP 2D Design student, Hope Ajayi, uses different mediums to complete her portfolio piece in preparation for the art show. "I use a lot of cutouts, I would paint something in my sketchbook, and then cut it out and layer it, because I like the comic book kind of vibe. I used my childhood portraits for some things. I did print making and I used a lot of watercolor," Ajayi said.
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Senior AP 2D Design student, Ava Colvin, helps set up by pinning canvases to boards.
Photo by Yasemin Kalpakci
Senior AP 2D Design student, Ava Colvin, prepares charcuterie boards for the guests at the art show.
Photo by Nyla Kërr
Senior AP 2D Design students Layla Graham and Katie Dickens take a break to chat before the art show.
Photo by Nyla Kërr