(l to r): Sheree Barnes, Katie Glenn, Jennifer Spain, Lindsey Rominger, Alex Garcia, Linda Luanglathay, Justin Mabie (back), Raul Bonilla (front), Margie Pritchett, Innie Stam, Olga Ledyan, Jesus Torres, and Michael Ferrell (not pictured: Denis Rubaloff and Claudia Lutzen)Having this class has led me to reconsider my policy on coffee consumption. This group had a lot of energy for an 8:00 a.m. class, and I can only attribute it to the rush of trying to stay alive on 540 during morning rush hour and/or the consumption, en masse, of large quantities of java. Studio classes have a different dynamic than lecture classes. The group is more "in the trenches" as a team and lasting relationships are more likely to be formed. Feel free to visit my webpage of student work on the NWACC site to see some new images I've added from this class to my collection from over the years. Push the "play" button to view an automatic slide show. Here are some highlights:
View from the Lighthouse (An Homage to Picasso Project) by Claudia Lutzen; watercolor
She Thinks She's Better (A Figure Drawing Project)by Raul Bonilla; charcoal
Homage to Picasso Project by Innie Stam; colored pencil
Magritte Project by Lindsey Rominger; mixed media
Figure Drawing by Olga Ledyan; charcoal
Self-Portrait as a Simpson by Katie Glenn; acrylic
Self-Portrait by Sheree Barnes; acrylicTo see more pictures of the last day of class click on the NEWS page on my faculty webpage.
3 comments:
Sounds like a great class, Stephanie. I enjoyed the artwork. It's amazing that people can be creative at 8:00 a.m. I don't wake up until at least 10:00 a.m.
Edrene
I like the Magritte project the best, though all look great!
Olga Ledyan is an awfully familiar name.
If you are still in touch, can you remind her of a couple of keywords?
"Minsk. Polytehnicheskaya gimnaziya.
Oleg"
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