High school class of 2019
I attended Central High school in martinsburg, pa. my graduating class size was around 123. beginning in 9th graded, i took studio art classes every year, and a graphic arts class my junior year. while i learned a lot of valuable skills through photo replication in my classes, i spent hours outside of class developing my styles and furthering my knowledge about the art community.
11th grade / charcoal / reference unknown
9th grade / acrylic painting
9th grade / colored pencil
12th grade / acrylic painting
10th grade / Batik
11th grade / watercolor
11th grade / Batik
10th grade / charcoal / reference unknown
9th grade / scratchboard
11th grade / scratchboard
12th grade / woodturning
10th grade / pen and ink
12th grade / acrylic painting
10th grade / pastel
12th grade / sketchbook assignment
12th grade / scratchboard
12th grade / gouache
for my "senior project" i decided i wanted to paint a mural in my high school to promote the appreciation of art and diversity. i felt that the community would greatly benefit from this. although the district turned down my first idea to create a surreal image, i ended up painting the mural you see below. inside each letter is my representation of a piece from famous Pennsylvania artists.
A: "christina's world," by andrew wyeth
R: a stained-glass window pattern by frank lloyd wright
t: campbell's soup cans by andy warhol
completed May 2019
during junior year, i attended a week-long art camp at Penn state university. my work was part of a collaborative show at Zoller gallery.