wieda`s opinion: senior advanced-placement art student

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LANDON STARK "Landon has a
twisted and unusual
view of ways to
explore subject
matter. This
drawing inspired
several of his
following works."
GARRETT PETERSON "Garrett's concentration
was tattoos on paper.
Often his subject matter
explored his political
views and commentary
on society. He already
has an individualistic
style of art."
DILLION COX "Dillion has great
ideas. He put his
ideas down onto
paper. He had a
quick, sketchy style.
This work was done
in colored pencil."
WIEDA'S OPINION: SENIOR ADVANCED-PLACEMENT ART STUDENT PROJECTS
JOEY NIELSEN "Joey did the most
exploration of
different media. She
often used
portraiture for
subject matter. This
is a picture of the
rap singer Drake in
conte crayon."
LOGAN HEMPHILL "Logan is very good at
detail and capturing the
essence of something.
Who else can do faded
cardboard? He has the
patience to do detail."
BREANNA KIXMILLER "This metamorphic
assignment requires
students to change or
grow from one
subject to another.
Breanna grew
phenomenally this
year as an art
student."
CLOSE DETAIL - Junior Harison Richter works
on perfecting his canvas painting. The canvas
was too large to fit in the art room so Richter
did this painting in the storage closet across
the hall from the art room.
WALL OF ART - Senior Garrett Peterson poses in
front of several of his art projects on the wall
behind him. Peterson is one of six AP Art
students, known for his creative work.
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CERAMICS - Junior Derek Cook works on
painting a clay figure with his last name on it
in Ceramics 1.
LOTS OF POTS - Junior Mariah Stillian
examines one of her clay projects in Ceramics
1. Stillian also took Painting 1 this year.
Sophomore Cooper
Zablocki golfed (okay).
Senior Monica Witzman
made all A's and brought
up her GPA.
Senior Keaton Wise took
pictures for the Gold
Sponsors yearbook page .
Senior Dylan Williams
is proud of
everything.
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SKETCHING A ROUGH DRAFT Sophomore Hannah Greene sketches
out a rough draft of a photographed
flower using pencil in her basic art
class.
CERAMICS - Junior Luke Frisbie uses
wire to shape his clay pot that he is
shaping on the wheel during his first
period ceramics class. Frisbie was also
in Painting 1 this year.
ART
Highlights of Art
Students work in various art classes
and situations
AT AHS
CERAMICS AFTER SCHOOL Sophomore Lydia Joseph
works on smoothing out her
clay vase in the art room after
school for Ceramics 1 class.
WHALE SCULPTING - Senior Josie Anzalone consults a book while starting a clay project in
Ceramics 1. Anzalone was making a whale fin as part of her "wessel project".
By Turner Russell
Art plays a major role for students to express their
creativity. Those heavily involved in the art program spend
hours on various projects ranging from drawing fruit in Basic
Art to crafting elaborate designs on clay bowls and figures in
Ceramics.
AHS students are offered a large assortment of classes for
specific branches of art. Some of the classes offered are
Painting, Ceramics, Drawing, Photography and AP Art. Basic
art classes are also offered. This year seniors who had already
taken Basic Art, Drawing 1 and Drawing 2 came together to
form an AP (Advanced Placement) class. According to AP
student Dillion Cox, AP Art is a "closed group" that aims to
show the artistic talent of AHS in the Hawkeye 10 art show,
while they also get college credit for their work.
Senior Kaiya Williams
stepped up and got
good grades.
Senior Hailey
Waters bought
a car.
Junior Ashleigh Waltz was
proud of Every 15 Minutes
because it made her think
about every decision.
HALLWAY WORK - Senior Jordan
Shely works on sketching one of
her projects at eye level in the
hallway outside of the art room.
SORTING THROUGH THE
STACK - Freshman Taylor
Andersen sorts through
her art projects on the
front desk during her 8th
period basic art class.
Students in art have
specific folders with their
names on them in which
they can store their art.
When students want to
take a project home to
work on it, they roll it up
and carry it in a
cardboard tube.
LILLIE PAD - A
clay sculpture of
a flower created
by senior Lillie
Zablocki in
Ceramics 2 sits
out after being
fired in the kiln.
Senior Lillie Zablocki
worked to revive
Homecoming.
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AP ART PROJECTS - Senior Logan
Hemphill works on his pencil drawing
in AP art. Hemphil's future plans are
to attend Iowa State University to
study elementary education.
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INSTRUCTING THE CLASS - Art teacher
Pat Wiederien instructs her basic art
students on how to start a project.
There were a total of 30 students in
Basic Art this year, which all varied in
their skills.