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Center School

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Layla Chidiac, 11th Grade, “African Landscape”
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OJ Byrd Jett, 11th Grade, “A Lamptastic Night…”

Cleveland High School

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Anqi Lui, 11th Grade, “The Divine Phoenix”
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Anqi Lui, 11th Grade, “Bathing in the Moonlight”
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Anqi Lui, 11th Grade, “Sea Fairy”
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Lilian Brownlee, 12th Grade, “Celestial”
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Cameron Page, 10th Grade, “Practice Serve”

Franklin High School

Student Artwork
My art included parts of the style of Dunhuang wall art and many other Chinese cultural details. The colors I picked are also very “Chinese”, and the crane is also commonly seen in traditional Chinese art. I put my name on the golden part around the sun.
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Yiming Li, 11th Grade, “Untitled Identity Portrait”

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Yiming Li, 11th Grade, “The Rod of Asclepius”

Lincoln High School

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Garbage I found on a walk.
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Thor Povlsen, 12th Grade, “Garbage Tsunami”

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Remy Wood, 11th Grade, “Fireflies”
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The figure is surrounded by hands (thoughts) and shadows, overwhelming her. Her red devil horns are a constant reminder of the "evil" part of herself, and her head is disconnected from both her body and reality.
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Emme Brown, 11th Grade, “Despair 2”

West Seattle High School

Student Artwork
I was drew a parallaxing animation because I am trying to incorporate my backgrounds into my characters. I feel pretty good about the end result. I did discover later an easier way to create the animation. It was a good learning experience for me.
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Miles Braymer, 12th Grade, “Squatch Watch”