studentsection
April 25, 2013


What type of art do you like to do?
I love to do portraits, especially with colored pencil. I’ve never taken painting as my painting skills aren’t really on par with my drawing, but they do some really fun stuff in there.
What inspires you to do art?
I have always found that drawing and painting relieves all of my stress and makes me happy. The best feeling in the world is when I finish a piece that I’m especially proud of, and all I want to do is show it to everyone that
is willing to look.
Do you look up to or get your inspiration from any other artists?
There are so many artists that inspire me, but I draw inspiration mostly from the everyday. Art is unique in that way. You have a unique style that combines elements from many other fellow artists and still be an original.
Are you familiar with any other artists at CHS that have inspired your work?
My close friends Franci Figueroa and Andrea Pittman are both wonderful artists, and I love their work. However, their styles are very different than mine.
Do you plan on continuing to do art for the rest of your life?
I will most definitely continue to work on pieces for the rest of my life. Art is so rewarding, and I could never give it up.
0Related Posts:
- Students, teachers discuss benefits of humor in light of National Humor Month National humor month was conceived as a means to heighten public awareness of the therapeutic value of humor. Laughter and joy, the benchmarks of humor, lead to improved well-being, boosted morale, increased communication skills, and an enriched quality of life.…
- Club Spotlight: United Sound Ishaan Singh, United Sound President Q: First of all, can you give me a brief overview of the United Sound club? A: We have nine new musicia ns this year, and we just teach them how to play music. I…
- Painting class changes structure of project to allow increased creativity Painting teacher Anna Kramer said she changed a typical painting project to better fit the amount of creativity needed for her painting class. In this change, Kramer got rid of the typical blocked color wheel, and allowed the students to…
- Muslim students observe Ramadan next month, discrimination still an issue both in CHS, Carmel community Freshman Mariam Morad adjusts her hijab during class. The hijab is a head covering that is worn by some Muslim women and is typically worn in public. For Morad, it reminds her of who she is: a Muslim. According to…
- Students, teacher reminisce about favorite Disney memories, impact on lives National Winnie the Pooh Day, which was on Tuesday, Jan. 18, has been around since 1882. Its purpose, according to the National Heritage Academies, is to honor Pooh’s creator, A.A. Milne, on his birthday. Winnie the Pooh first appeared in Disney’s…
- With 10th anniversary of “The Avengers” series, significance of hero diversity, community hero representation… May 4 marks the 10-year anniversary of the release of “The Avengers,” the first Marvel movie to include a team of superheroes with diverse backgrounds. In those 10 years, the Marvel franchise has reached a wide audience, with the most…