Author: ASAA

  • Anali

      Title of Art Piece: Anali   Category: Jewelry / Metalsmithing   Student/Artist’s Name: Raven Bartlett School: West Valley High School Grade: 9th Artist Statement: This set was made from sterling silver, casting beads, and a moonstone in the bezel. I really enjoyed making this set, it was some one of the first pieces I made. I really like working with this medium and it sparked my interest in metalsmithing. Artwork Dimensions: 2×1   Additional Images: 1. Second Photo 2. Third Photo    Adjudicate Artwork

  • See in a Bit!

      Title of Art Piece: See in a Bit! Category: Communication Arts / Graphic Design   Student/Artist’s Name: Wayland Roys School: South Anchorage High School Grade: 11th Artist Statement: This piece was used to represent the physical analogy of walking away from someone in life, but it presenting new and exciting opportunities, not being an end-all be-all situation. By taking separate "hiking paths", each skeleton will see new sights, meet new people along the way, and experience new memories, all while holding a deeper emotional connection with the other. This inquiry was used as a smaller representation for the overall idea of love striving in hardship, but blossoming and growing nevertheless. Artwork Dimensions: 11.8" High x 13.4" Wide   Additional Images:    Adjudicate Artwork

  • tielssss

    Title of Art Piece: tielssss Category: Communication Arts / Graphic Design Student/Artist’s Name: first last School: school Grade: 11th Artist Statement: test55 Artwork Dimensions: Additional Images: Adjudicate Artwork

  • Ridin’ Free

      Title of Art Piece: Ridin’ Free Category: Painting   Student/Artist’s Name: Veronica Bogdziewicz School: South Anchorage High School Grade: 11th Artist Statement: In this painting, the horses are breaking free from their pin and racing along the open landscape symbolizing their pursuit of freedom and liberation. The untamed spirit of the horses is captured by their movement in the painting. Also the vastness of the landscape embraces the idea of endless possibilities signifying their freedom. In contrast the presence of the cowboys introduces the ides of control between them and the horses. Artwork Dimensions: 20 inches High x 16 inches Wide   Additional Images:    Adjudicate Artwork