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  • For Pat and Tim’s Graduation – They made it!

    Pat and Tim

  • Sarah Harding

    These are a few pictures from Sarah Harding, a student who graduated a few years ago. The first is a still life done in watercolor, and the other is a depiction of an ancient Mayan ruin done in charcoal.

  • Monochromatic

    These pictures are some monochromatic studies done by Megan and Brittany Kobus.

  • Paper Sculpture

    These paper sculptures were created using watercolor paper, watercolor, and pastels. The picture of the rain forest trees by Patrick Harding won second place in an art contest.

  • Younger Student’s Sketches

    Here are some sketches from some students in younger grades.

  • The Importance of Art

    It all started when I married an artist. My family wasn’t particularly devoted to the arts, although my dad is an incredible craftsman, and in the last twenty years has become a stained glass artist in his own right. So, when I looked outside I used to see a blue sky, brown earth and green…

  • Sketch Book drawings

    These three pictures were drawn by Timothy in his sketch book. Each week, the students are assigned a subject matter to draw in their sketchbooks. The subjects for these drawings were faces and a full body shot.

  • Christian Symbols Sculpture

    The assignment was to create sculptures that continued with the Christian symbols and Kingdom values theme. This is a sculpture by Megan, of a phoenix crying as it is about to burst into flames. This sculpture was made by Brittany. It depicts a Ram stepping on and crushing a serpent. This sculpture was made by…

  • Wheel and Dragon

    This picture by Brittany is an old stone wheel at Batsto Village in southern New Jersey. This is a paper sculpture by Megan Kobus.

  • Envelopes

    Patrick’s envelope is a pen rendering of aliens battling robots. On the back side there is a little battle action when you lift the flap. Megan’s is a dark, lush swamp scene. Brittany’s is a stylized wave with a boat sailing on the back. Timothy’s displays a battle scarred castle dungeon with a gold hoarding…