Burney-Harris-Lyons Middle School
background image by: Madison Freeman, Winterville Elementary, from YAM 2020
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BHL Middle School - Samantha George - Art Teacher
Jaritzy De Paz-Garcia
Jaritzy De Paz-Garcia
6th Grade - BHL Middle
6th Grade - BHL Middle
Nothing Makes Sense, but It’s Home
Nothing Makes Sense, but It’s Home
colored pencil
My favorite thing in this artwork are the trees and the sky. They bring strong emotions to me, it makes me feel comfort and safety. This artwork, to me, is supposed to represent that opposites attract. In this picture nothing makes sense at first. But when you see some bond between these colors you can feel comfort. I hope that this is what most people feel. A place where nothing makes sense, but to you it’s a place where everything is equal, where it all makes sense. It’s a second place to call home.
Jose Hernandez
Jose Hernandez
7th Grade - BHL Middle
7th Grade - BHL Middle
Reflection of Mount Fuji
Reflection of Mount Fuji
colored pencil
This is a colored pencil drawing in the style of impressionism, representing Mount Fuji and its reflection in the water.
Jesly "Melisa" Lucas Castro
Jesly "Melisa" Lucas Castro
6th Grade - BHL Middle
6th Grade - BHL Middle
Self Portrait
Self Portrait
colored pencil
This is a self portrait drawing in colored pencil, inspired by the Pop Art of Andy Warhol and Shepard Fairey.
Itzel Delgado Torres
Itzel Delgado Torres
8th Grade - BHL Middle
8th Grade - BHL Middle
2020 Still Life
2020 Still Life
colored pencil
I really like how the Black Lives Matter protest played a huge part of 2020 itself. Gen Z is by far the smartest and most powerful generation, and seeing how some have risked their lives to be a part of a great change is amazing. When looking at this artwork, I would like for you to see the different obstacles, life changing or minor changes, that we’ve all overcome last year.
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