Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Congratulations Lorena Fuentes!
Congratulations to Lorena Fuentes her work has been chosen from the Scholastics Exhibit at Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design to travel to the Denver Art Museum. Very few pieces were selected from the show to travel to the museum. Way to go Lorena!
Thursday, February 2, 2012
2-D Exemplar Work
"After the Rain" By Allison Rodenbaugh
Digital Photography Alternative Process
"Entomophobia" by Chana Peaker
Pencil and Watercolor Drawing
"The Healing Light" by Flor Guerrero Sanchez
Charcole drawing
"Internal Memories" By Ivan Hernandez
Watercolor painting with text
"Fierce Fantasy" by Jade Gearhart
Watercolor Painting
"Eyes of the Night" by Jade Gearhart
Watercolor Painting
"The Pain Within" by Melissa Moua
Digital Photography Alternative Process
"A Mother's Affection Through My Eyes"
Charcole Drawing and Image Transfers
"The Eye of the Tiger" by Victoria Mai
Scratch Board
"Love Struck" by Winter Louks
Charcole Drawing
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Congratulations to our Scholastics Winners! 2012
Lorena Fuentes,Gold Key, Sculpture, Oceanic Pods
Lorena Fluentes, Gold Key,Oceanic Pods
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Shapes in Space!
How do we define objects in space using value instead of outlining?
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| Art Hall display |
Image Replacement/Telling Stories/Collage
Mixed Media
Fall 2011
How do we use imagery to tell stories and create meaning?
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| Carbon Footprint |
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| The Red Man |
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| Artist:Nakari Smithgee |
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| Artist: Amber Samora |
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| Oregon Trail Nallely Jaquez |
Fall 2011
How do we use imagery to tell stories and create meaning?
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Chinese New Year!
The Art Department has been busy creating work in the spirit of the Chinese New Year!
Stop by and see the incredible fortune cookie necklaces made in Jewelry.
Ceramics has looked at the Chinese Zodiac and created conceptual Art pieces based on the year they were born.
Fortune cookies have been made in clay with fortunes on ribbons that contain what students hope to bring into their lives, or that of others.
We are fortunate at Thornton to have students with diverse cultural backgrounds who can share their many traditions and celebrations!
Stop by with an old t-shirt (dark colors only, please!) and a dollar and we will print a bunny shirt for you!
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Scholastics Winners 2011
Priscilla Porras, Honorable Mention
Alex Bielawski/Honorable Mention
Jordan Pieper/portfolio award
Meghan Sutton, Honorable Mention
Ashley Watlington/Gold Key
Jordan Pieper/portfolioAngel Lam/Gold Key
Sake Set
Each year the best and brightest young Colorado artists come together to compete in the Scholastic Awards. It's a chance for these 7th through 12th graders to showcase their work to a national audience and beconsidered for one of the many college scholarships offered through the program, now totaling more than $140,000,
RMCAD (Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design) serves as the home base for the competition which boasts professional artist, professors and retired teachers as judges. Award recipients are recognized with the "key" label pins and certificates at the regional level- those earning Gold Key Awards go on to the national competition.
The winners work is on exhibit at RMCADfrom January 9-31 in the Philip J. Steele Gallery. Come see the talent of these emerging artists and support a program that promotes creativity in our schools. For more information visit http://scholastic.rmcad.edu/
Opening Reception
Sunday January 9th 1-4
God Key Awards
Saturday January 22, 1:30
Jefferson High School
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