Eye on Art: Kelsey Heitkamp
Alyssa Knowling, reporter
December 12, 2011
Senior Kelsey Heitkamp, written about in the Trash to Treasure story in the Dec. 9 issue of The Image, takes antiques and ‘thrifted’ items and turns them into multi-media collages and sculptural art. Heitkamp, who wants to become an art teacher, employs her artistic gifts in a variety of ways beyond... Read more »
Henning discovers her love for photography
Anisha Chellaswami, Reporter
November 14, 2011
Through the newsfeed on Facebook, many people have come across photos taken by junior Laynie Henning. What started out as just an assignment to her eventually developed into a hobby, and now a business. Henning was the historian of the Drama Club, and her job was to document the memories from the shows. One... Read more »
Sophomore takes doodling a step further
Alex La Mar, Reporter
August 26, 2011
All students are sure to have found themselves absentmindedly doodling on the corners of their class work or student planner every now and then. For many students, scribbling within the margins of their notebooks is simply a method to take the mind off school assignments. However, sophomore Maddie Murphy... Read more »
AP Studio Art Show displays student art
Jessica Zadoks, Campus and Community Life Editor
May 16, 2011
At the AP Show on Thursday May 12, AP Art Studio students displayed artwork they made throughout the year. AP Art Studio student Charlie Zimmerman said, “AP Art Studio I students show the work they made this year, and AP Art Studio II kids get to show work from the past two years.” The... Read more »
Witzig makes a statement with home-made accessories
Alicia Mestre, Reporter
May 2, 2011
Accessories can make or break an outfit. Whether store-bought or home-made, they can add the certain style to any ensemble. Typically when guys wear accessories, they usually include hemp necklaces, hats and an occasional earring. However, junior Kyle Witzig’s style is a little more creative. He... Read more »
Zimmerman enters Pasta House art competition
Hannah Boxerman, Lifestyle Editor
April 18, 2011
What is every great work of art missing? Noodles, of course. The Pasta House Restaurant recently held a contest that asked student artists to select a famous painting and somehow incorporate pizza, pasta or the restaurant’s logo into an appropriation of the piece. Lafayette senior Charlie Zimmerman... Read more »
Moll participates in the Chesterfield Arts Mural Program
Kelly Carpenter, Reporter
April 11, 2011
Sophomore Alex Moll is an active art student both in and outside of school. He enjoys creating various types of artwork and helps with art projects within the community. “I like all kinds of artwork. If I had to pick on I would probably pick drawing and painting unless doodling is a category,” Moll... Read more »
Judlin’s artwork makes for desired tattoo designs
Mia Schenone, Webmaster
March 14, 2011
Junior Jenna Judlin loves to doodle and draw during her free time. “I have been drawing since before I can remember and learned my drawing skills from my mom,” Judlin said. “[My mom] is artistic and inspirational and gave me my drawing gift.” Lately Judlin has had several... Read more »
Ava Zanzie turns ordinary objects into pieces of art
Gabby McDaris, Reporter
March 14, 2011
Senior Ava Zanzie prefers to paint on every day objects, instead of the normally used canvas. She recently completed a painting of a Roman inspired aquaduct in France. “What I like most about this painting is that the surface is a recycled table top,” Zanzie said. This painting is part of... Read more »
Eye On Art: Alex McDaris puts her mark on shoes
Sarah Greenlee, Reporter
February 28, 2011
Senior Alex McDaris paints Vans brand shoes as a hobby. She’s painted a few pairs for herself and has painted many pairs for friends. McDaris said, “I’ve probably painted 10-15 pairs, at least.” McDaris said the inspiration came at a museum. “I’d seen a book in an... Read more »
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