National Art Honor Society
Student Projects
2020 - 2021 -Monthly Challenges
April 2021 - "The World/Universe"
By Ronan
" I decided to draw some of the planets in kind of a bubbly form using Gouache paint and blank paper " - By Nicholas
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"For my project this month I decided to make a cake. You said to try a medium we don’t normally work with, which is why I chose to use a cake. The cake is covered in little planets, which are part of the solar system, representing the assignment, which was to create something in relation to our world." - by Anna
"I made this project by nailing nails into stained wood. Then I wove thread between the nails. " - By Madelyne
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March 2021 - "The Continents"
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Antartica Penguins - by Nick
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By Madelyne
By Lucia
"Lions for Africa" - By Cecilia
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"Here’s my Asian price of art for this month. It’s a Japanese Garden, and I made it out of crafting foam grass, hot glue, and chipboard." - By Ronan
"Here is my project for this month. It is based on the art style of Toko Shinoda. She was known for her calligraphy like painting style. She was born in China but then moved to Japan, therefore the top panel of my project is the chinese character for art and the bottom panel is the japanese character for art." - By Avery
"My continent was South America and I chose to draw a Mayan temple." - By Emma
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February 2021 - "Odes to Our Maternal Heritages"
"For this month's assignment I had my mother do one of those Ancestry boxes that you can order from Ancestry.com. According to DNA, my mother's heritage breaks down along these lines, United Kingdom: 70% Germany: 21% Netherlands: 6% Africa 3%. No matter which place her family was from they all traveled to America on boats similar to this." - Nicholas
"This is based on the National Forum of Music in Wroclaw, Poland. My great-grandmother on my mother's side was born in Poland. " - Ronan
"For this month I decided to draw a map of Germany (my mother is mostly German). The map includes several famous landmarks and symbols of Germany." - By. Anna
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"Here is my art project. My mom is French-Irish and I chose to focus on the Irish side of her heritage. The Irish are catholic and wrote a lot of illuminated manuscripts, so I chose to do the illuminated letter of my last name with a a catholic then, Christmas. Jesus is wearing blue as a symbol of hope. The blue flowers on the letter are irises, also a symbol for hope. The pink flowers are dogwoods, the state flower of North Carolina, where most of my family spent a majority of their lives. Traditionally, the dogwood is also the type of tree that Jesus died on. The red flowers are poinsettias, representative of the sacrifice of Christ, also the traditional flower for Christmas. Around the boarder are drummer boys, donkeys, wise men with their camels, and shepherds with their sheep. There are angels proclaiming the birth of Christ to the world on the top of the letter. Overall, my goal with this letter was to show that Jesus is ever-present in the lives of my family, and is the hope of our world." - Olivia
By Avery
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January 2021 - "Odes to Our Paternal Heritages"
"Italy" by Lucia
"I used the chiaroscuro charcoal method to draw a Norwegian fjord, because my fathers family is from Norway. " - By Joseph
By Avery
"For my project this month I took inspiration from Gerhard Richter, an artist from Germany. I used his technique of painting an image with oil paints, and then smearing it to create an abstract piece of art." by Anna
Scotland - by Eva
"Scottish Unicorn" - by Claudia
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"Here is my ancestor drawing, I made a plan for a castle it is made for the 16th century.
The walls around the whole place is more a frame for the castle picture because think about it that would be seriously expensive." - By Rylie
"My dad's family came originally from Scotland, so this is a drawing of the Scotland Stirling Castle" - By Madelyne
Scottish Plaid by Cecilia
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December 2020 - 'Connecting Through Mail Art"
"For my mail art project this month, I wood turned some wooden discs, which I then colored with chalk and sealed with fixative." - By Joseph
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Mail Art - by Lucia
Mail Art - by Emily
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Mail Art - by Nicholas
Mail Art- by Claudia
Mail Art - by Cecilia
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Mail Art - by Avery
Mail Art - by Genevieve
By Madelyne
By Anna
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November 2020 - "Where We Come From: Our Country"
Woodburning - By Eva
By Lucia
By Anna
By Joseph
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This month I was assigned to connect my country to my artwork and I have decided to use the 50 state birds as my project. I drew each state bird this month. Many states have the same bird as others and to keep myself from drawing duplicates I have written down all the state names over the birds that fit them.
- By Nicholas 
by Emma
By Avery
By Rylie
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October - Studies Where We Come From - "Plates for our States"
"I chose to make my license plate a sunset next to the ocean because Florida is known as the peninsula state. With water surrounding three of the four sides of the state boundaries I thought that it would only make sense to include that in my plate design." By Nicholas
By Avery
By Madelyn
By Emily
"The reason this project connected with my life is because of the pump-jack in the background
is because my dad used to work at an oil and gas company. It started when we moved to Texas. Ever since, my family has been in the oil and gas work."
By Rylie
For my license plate design, I chose to do a take on the old design, but added the white border, the IN GOD WE TRUST text, and the California Poppies. I also changed the font and size of the actual license plate number text, and some other details. - By Joseph
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By Cecilia
By Lucia
By Anna
"Since I live in Colorado and it is the Jubilee Year of Pope Saint John Paul II, I decided to do something related to Catholicism and Colorado. I chose Pope Saint John Paul II to relate to Colorado because I have been told that when he came to Denver in 1993 he said that Denver would be the new center for evangelization. I chose mountains to relate to the Rockies and in the center is Golgotha, the mountain that Jesus Christ died on. There are three crosses on Golgotha, the center cross being the type of crucifix that Pope Saint John Paul II carried with him. On the bottom of the license plate it says Catholic Colorado. I can relate to this project because I am a Catholic who not only lives in Colorado, but also loves Colorado. " - by Olivia
By Claudia
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September - Studies Where We Come From - Our Cities
Arlington, TX
by Avery
By Claudia
By Rylie
Florence, KY
- By Cecilia
By Lucia
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"This was designed for a lot in the town that I live closest to. I designed it for my grandmother who may later live in this lot, so I went over all the colors and the design with her. A lot of the design work is also inspired by homes around the town."
by Anna
Gainsville, FL
by Nicholas
By Emma
Emily - Greer, SC
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2019 - 2020 -Monthly Challenges
April - Studies on Andy Warhol
By Clemens
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By Jenna
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By Joseph
By Anna
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By Madelyne
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March - Studies on Romare Bearden (1911-1988)
By Joseph
by Leila
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by Dallin
By Anna
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By Jenna
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February - Studies on Margaret Bourke-White (1906-1971)
"CHAOS Among Life"
By David
By Anna
TAIJN is an acronym that my friends and I made up to stand for "That's an inside joke now." It is also the name of our band. - Avery
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By Clemens
NAHS
by Jenna
by Madelyne
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"NATURE" by Nicholas
January - Studies on Georgia O'Keeffe
By Genevieve
By Emily
"I tried to recreate Georgia O'Kefee's watercolor painting "Three Women"."
By Anna
By Nicholas
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By Clemens
By Jenna
By Leila
By Avery
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by Joseph
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By Madelyne
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December - Studies on Norman Rockwell
By Anna
By Avery
By Claudia
By Madelyne
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By Leila
By Nicholas
By Jenna
By David
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November - Studies on Joseph Stella (1880-1946)
by Madelyne
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by Avery
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by Clemens
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by Jenna
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By David
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I took inspiration from one of Frank Stella's sculptures, a retrospective, which to me looked like it contained musical instruments. So, for my project I took it a step away from the abstract shapes, making instruments that were easier to identify, including, a piano guitar (which is close to an exact replica of one of the pieces in Frank Stella's creation), notes, and sheet music. - by Anna
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October - Studies on C.M. Russell (1864-1926)
For this month’s project I made the objects of the SC flag out of clay to represent something from my state. I painted them a bronze color because the artist for this month made bronze sculptures. - By Emily
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I made a plan and model of C. M. Russel's Home. - By Anna
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In a lot of Charles M. Russells works, he incorporated mountains and real pretty pallets including purples, pinks, and yellows. - By Dallin
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By Madelyn
I decided to study arthropods from the area that Charles Russel lived and drew a scarab beetle. - By Jenna
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By Claudia
By Genevieve
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September - Studies on Mary Cassatt (1845-1926)
by Genevieve
By Jenna
By Avery
By Claudia
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By Anna
By Emily
By David
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2018 - 2019 -Monthly Challenges
May - Portfolios and Installations
By Jenna
By Avery
Portfolio Websites:
Eva - http://evascreativeyears.weebly.com password: Brilliant
Claudia -http://artmusicanddance.weebly.com password: Brilliant
Ryann's 2018-19 Portfolio
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Dallin's 2018-19 Portfoillo
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Claudia's String Art Installation
By Avery
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Ryann's Outdoor Installation
April - Groups of Twelve
By Jenna
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By Ryann
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By David
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by Cal
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By Emily |
By Claudia |
March -Mobiles
By Ryann
By Cal
By Eva
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By Emily
By Claudia
By Avery
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February - Wood Carving/Stamping
By David
By Claudia
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By Avery
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By Kay
By Ryann
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By Cal
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January - Design a shoe
David's Shoe
By Ryann
By Claudia
By Dalin
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Jenna's shoe creation in a photo shoot.
Jenna's Shoe
By Emily
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December- "Show what Christmas means to you"
By Cal
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By Claudia
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By Avery
By Emily
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By Ryann
By Jenna
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By David
November - Use crayons to create something relating to fall
By Kay
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by Claudia
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"Cornucopia of Blessings"
by Ryann
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By Avery
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October - Create a terrarium that reflects your personality.
by Avery
by Ryann
by Jenna
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by Dalin
by Cal
by Claudia
by David
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August - September - Create your "Inner Beast"
By Jenna
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by Mark
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by Kay
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by Avery
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by Ryann
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by Cal
By Genevieve
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by Claudette
by David
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2017-18 -The Year of Challenges
May 2018 - "Mother's Day/Outdoors"
by Avery
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By Claudia
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by Claudia
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By Jenna
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April 2018 - Paper Mache Projects
By Jenna
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By Isaiah
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March 2018 - "Color projects"
February 2018 - "Shadows"
By Claudette
By Nikolai
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By Cecilia
By Avery
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By Genevieve
By Jenna
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January 2018 - Student Websites
By Jenna
December 2017 - "Giving Art"
By Isaiah
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By Avery
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By Dallin
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November 2017 - "Thanksgiving Art"
By Isaiah
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By Dallin
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Art Honor Society Projects - 2016-2017
Hi, Mrs G. I have completed all of my service hours for the two honor societies. I actually ended up doing 30 hours. Some of that was helping do craft projects with preschoolers (3.5 hours). The other 27 hours were in creating art and selling it to benefit a family who is adopting an older child from China. I ended up making $155 and I just sent that to them. I have included the drawings I sold just so you could see them. Thank you for the opportunity to be part of these honor societies. It felt really good to be able to help people with my gifts. Sometime over the summer I am thinking about signing up for one of your Advanced Architecture classes. I am leaning towards City Planning.
Thank you so much!
Isaiah
Thank you so much!
Isaiah
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Aidan's service project
for the Ronald McDonald House
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Mahiti's Art work for the "Entrepreneur Fair"
"Melting Crayon Ornaments" by Haley
Building a Lego Ornament - By Collin
This ornament was done by Aidan! Super job Aidan!
Lots of fun making ornaments! Who would have thought? If you follow Collin's lesson, or you have Lego ornaments of your own to share, send them on it and I will post them for others to see:)!
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Melting Crayon Art with Tealights by Aidan and Zachary - NAHS/NJAHS
Melted Crayon Art Projects by Aidan, Zachary and
