CRMS ART GALLERY

A chair is a place of work, contemplation, and relaxation.  These observational drawings were made with similar intentions.  Art Survey students focused on the importance of light, negative space, and shadows to complete each work of art. Mayan S. '23 Elana B. '23 Gavin B. '23 Lily J. '23 Max F. '23 Moss O. '23 Tristan T. '23 Maya M. '23 Siena M. '23 True B. '23 Wheeler P. '23

Painting and Drawing II students took the time to appreciate a friend or family member, using art as another way to connect and express their love for them.  Luke P. '20 Jax J. '21 Ale G. '20 Alyssa V. '21 Charlie C. '21 Eleanor H. '21 Ida C. '21 Isiri H. '21  Jason C. '20 Luke B. '20 Sarah T. '20

Students took inspiration from contemporary artist Veronica De Jesus and created portraits to honor someone that has influenced them.  Mandy L. '22 Angelika M. '22 Kathryn R. '23 Tashi J. '22 Eliana D. '20 Graham W. '23  Jaden N. '21 Julia F. '20 Mollie B. '22 Keller F. '22

In order to draw without judgment and block out the analytical side of the brain, Art Survey students replicated drawings upside-down to fully engage their visual and spatial skillset.  The drawings shown have been flipped back to orient the original way. Lily J. '23 Elana B. '23 Mayan S. '23 Max F. '23 Moss O. '23 Siena M. '23 Tristan T. '23 True B. '23 Maya M. '23 Wheeler P.