Student Art 2025-2026

Now that we are in the middle of summer, I have time to share the art done in class during the 2025-2026 school year!

First, we’ll start with our older classes (ages 9+).

Graphite is what all of our students in this age bracket begin with. Most of these pieces were our students’ first drawings with us.

Alexiz, age 15

Natalia, age 11

Katherine, age 9

Esme, age 12

Eden, age 9

Benjamin, age 13

Rebekah, age 13

Alex, age 11

Natalie, age 12

Skyler, age 14

Liam, age 9

Sierra, age 14

age 9

age 13

age 12

Amellia, age 13

Caprice, age 10

Ethan, age 14

Rylee, age 9

Liam, age 10

Alyvia, age 9

Keenie, age 9

Silas, age 11

Colored Pencil is a favorite to move on to next.

Esme, age 12

Natalie, age 12

Skyler, age 14

Katherine, age 9

Rook, age 11

age, 13

McKinsly, age 9

Natalie, age 12

Alex, age 12

Silas, age 11

Pen and Ink is a great way to learn techniques that can be used in both realistic art, as well as illustrations.

age 10

Natalia, age 11

Liam, age 11

Rook, age 10

Natalie, age 12

Hank, age 9

age 12

Ella, age 11

age 10

Scratchboard is a lesser known medium, but the results are stunning!

age 13

Sierra, age 14

Gracie, age 11

Liam, age 12

Ella, age 11

Hank, age 9

When a student forgets to bring their art project for a week, or they finish it a week or two early, they get to do something fun and quick! Here are a few of those pieces.

Katherine, age 9

Graphite

age 11

Scratchboard

Natalia, age 11

Graphite

Rylee, age 9

Colored Pencil

Caprice, age 10

Colored Pencil

age 10

Colored Pencil

McKinsly, age 9

Colored Pencil

And now on to our younger classes.

Our Experiencing Art students (ages 5-10) have a new project almost every week. We focus on the basics, such as how to use shapes, colors, and values in our art. We also study various well known artists and try to incorporate some of their techniques and art styles into our projects. Here is a sample of what our students did this last school year. (Our apologies to our students for not including all the art done from last year… There were so many wonderful pieces!)

Colored Pencil is a favorite in this class.

Elena, age 8

Mac, age 6

age 5

age 6

Rockne, age 5

age 9

Camila, age 8

age 9

Aila, age 6

Joziah, age 9

age 8

age 9

age 8

age 8

age 5

age 6

Elena, age 8

age 8

Mac, age 6

age 8

Mac, age 7

Viviana, age 6

age 6

age 8

Rockne, age 5

Camila, age 8

age 6

Emilia, age 6

Ellen, age 8

age 6

age 7

Cody, age 5

Aila, age 7

Konrad, age 5

Thomas, age 6

Joziah, age 10

age 7

age 8

Konrad, age 5

Rockne, age 5

age 6

Ellen, age 8

Thomas, age 6

Viviana, age 6

age 8

Camila, age 8

age 9

Joziah, age 10

age 5

Thomas, age 6

age 5

We also use Watercolor/Watercolor Pencil for a number of our projects.

age 8

age 8

Viviana, age 6

age 8

age 6

age 6

Elena, age 8

age 9

age 5

Joziah, age 9

Mac, age 6

Rockne, age 5

Emilia, age 6

age 8

Mac, age 6

age 6

age 5

age 5

Cody, age 4 1/2

Monet’s Lily Pond

age 9

Monet’s Japanese Bridge

age 6

Monet’s Lily Pond

age 9

Monet’s Japanese Bridge

age 6

Viviana, age 6

Aila, age 7

age 5

Thomas, age 6

age 6

age 9

age 6

Emilia, age 6

Acrylic doesn’t get used as much, but some of the favorite projects of the year would have to be Van Gogh’s Starry Night, and Seurat’s pointillism technique.

Aila, age 7

Van Gogh’s Starry Night

Cody, age 4 1/2

Van Gogh’s Starry Night

age 9

Van Gogh’s Starry Night

Konrad, age 5

Van Gogh’s Starry Night

age 9

Van Gogh’s Starry Night

age 6

Van Gogh’s Starry Night

Camila, age 8

Van Gogh’s Starry Night

age 5

Van Gogh’s Starry Night

Ellen, age 8

Van Gogh’s The Sower at Sunset

Ellen, age 8

age 6

age 9

Emilia, age 6

Camila, age 8

We always do a couple of fun projects that don’t involve paper or canvas. This year, we did Pottery/Sculpture, and students also decorated their own aprons.

Viviana, age 6

age 5

Emilia, age 6

age 9

Camila, age 8

age 6

Camila, age 8

age 9

Ellen, age 8

Sea Turtles

Mac, age 7

Crab

Dolphins

Konrad, age 5

Sea lion

Clown fish, Sea horse, and Turtle

age 9

Titanic

As you can see, the 2025-2026 school year was amazing! It was incredible watching our students grow in their artistic abilities and we are anticipating great things in the coming year. We can’t wait to see what the 2026-2027 school year brings!