Charles N. made a nice little Gromit! I hope you liked the videos, Charles... was it your first time see W + G?

Ben N. also finished a W+G sketch! Great job!!

Whoa- check out this amazing W + G story, created by Matthew M from 2F!! Matthew, you did such a great job with your illustrations AND your story!!! I'm so impressed :)

Wow- here's another fantastic W + G original story... this one by Lily M. in 2W! Lily, your composition is so thoughtful and clever- I love it!! Well done to you and your brother Matthew!

2nd grader John Henry sent in this great sketch, which includes W + G AND the crackers! (Don't forget the crackers :) Awesome!

2nd grade artist Hanameel created such a cute sketch of Gromit this week!

Hasset, also a second grader, made one as well! Great job, girls!

5th grade artist Connor S. sent in this great sketch of Gromit! Connor, I'm proud off all the amazing art you've created over the years. Good luck in 6th grade art!!

2nd grade artist Caitlin S. made some amazing W + G sketches of her own!! Caitlin, I love how you combine your art skills with your storytelling skills-- so clever!! I love it :)

Luke R. shared some recent sketches he made of W + G :)

Luke also made a quick moment-in-time sketch! Thanks for sharing, Luke!!

I love the background included in this drawing, done by Manar Z! Well done, Manar!

Brendan D. in 2F was inspired to make some of his own clay figures after watching W + G!

Brendan - these look awesome! I think you're using a polymer-based modeling clay that doesn't dry out... just like the artists use to make W + G!! Great connection!!

Look at the great job Owen H. did on his last art project at Pleasant Hill!! I'll miss you next year Owen, but I know you'll LOVE middle school art!!

Amin Z. drew a bunch of W + G inspired pics- great job, Amin!!

Caitlin S.- your museum has the perfect title... "The Museum of AWESOMENESS!" I love it!!! It's funny, cute, and creative :) Well done!!!!!!!!

4th grader Katie T. created a cool moment-in-time collage! Katie, I think your people are really enjoying the minion :) So funny!

Kate T. also created some artwork outside! I love the rainbow, Katie-- it's so cheerful!!

3rd grader artist Julaney M. and her mom had a great time creating these gorgeous art pieces!

I love the sweet message- what a perfect reminder :) Thanks for sharing, Mejia family!!!

Wow- look at the moment in time Alexa H. created! Can you guess how she did it? So cool, Alexa!!!

4th grader Anna V. sent in this fantastic moment-in-time at the museum....It came to me upside-down, so you'll have to turn your head a bit to get the full enjoyment :) Great job, Anna!!!

Take a minute to admire this Moment-in-Time, sent in by Lily M. (4F) Lily, you did a fantastic job :)

Parker V. from 5V sent in ant that appears to be crawling down my website! Thanks, Parker!!

Pleasant Hill artist Amin Z. also finished his Moment-in-Time.... and I think I see LOTS of CHOCOLATE! Am I right, Amin?? Delicious work ;)

5th grade artist Connor S. has made a wonderful Moment-in-Time composition! I like how funny it is, Connor! I also love how you did your own type of STik figures ;) Great work!!

4th grader Katie T. made some lovely flowers!

Katie said this lesson was her favorite :). Thanks, Katie!

Sorry-- you'll have to turn your head sideways to fully enjoy this one... it's a skateboard painting by 2nd grader John Henry! You did a really good job with the perspective, John Henry ;)

Riley M. from 2F completed all FOUR drawing challenges at the end of the lesson! Looks like Springtime, Riley! Nice work :)

This cute, colorful critter was created by Teddy M. in ADK-B! I love it, Teddy! Did you have fun making it? I hope so :)

Cora M. from 1K made LOTS of cardboard artwork! She created an owl, plus a village!! It also looks like you have some Quiet Critters... am I right, Cora?? It all looks amazing!!!

WOW! Check out 4th grader Mitchell J's Star Wars critters! AMAZING!! You totally knocked it out of the park!

Mitchell, I can tell you really enjoyed this lesson by the smile on your face :) (And your smile makes me smile- so thanks, Mitchell!!)

Mitchell's big sis Viv J. also made some adorable little critters! I love it how you cut the tube in half to make tiny little owls, Viv!! Great idea- thanks for sharing :)

Here's Brooks- a 2nd grade artist in 2W. He made such an awesome owl critter! I love all the details you made, Brooks! Fantastic ;)

Rowan from 3Bim also made a project- Baby Yoda! Wow, Rowan- it looks so real! You did a great job. I'm so glad you enjoyed it!!

Wow- look at all of the amazing critters, created by Julaney M, her little sister, and her mom! Julaney made the 🐸, 🦒 and 🦩! Aren't they fantastic?? I love them so much- thanks for sharing :)

4th grade artist Maggie R. just sent in this entire critter family! They are adorable, Maggie :) I hope this means you really liked the lesson this week!!

Anna V. from 4M made this sweet little owl with her recycled cardboard! So cute ;)

2nd grader Neomi T. just sent this adorable critter! Neomi, I love the ears and the colors you choose! It turned out perfectly! I'm so happy you sent this in :)

5th grade artist Tara T. made this wonderful critter this week! Tara, it looks like you were able to use some paint and a little pom-pom-- am I right? It turned out sooooooooooo nice! I love it! I hope you do, to :)

2nd graders Hanameel and Hasset made these three critters together! They are absolutely darling, girls!! I love them all... I wonder which ones are your favorites? I'm so glad you enjoyed the lesson!

Awww.... look at this cute little fox, created by second grade artist Caitlin S! Caitlin, he looks so sweet and peaceful :). I really love it- thanks so much for sharing!!

Look at this proud, first grade artist-- it's Lola C. from 1K! It's so cute, Lola! I'm so proud of your hard work. Thanks for sending in this pic!

Avery M. from 1P just sent in this cute Baby Yoda she created! Avery- it's adorable!!! I love Baby Yoda, and I love seeing your pic! Thanks so much for sharing :)

Wow- look at this amazing critter, sent in by 2nd grade artist Jacob V! Jacob is in 2F, and it looks like he had a great time creating his project this week! I love it, Jacob- way to go!!

Big sister Eliana V. from 3Bus also made an adorable critter! Nice job, Eliana!! I love seeing your artwork, and I love seeing your smile ;). Thanks for sharing!

Joey from 2W recently created his little Baby Yoda! Nice job, Joey!! Thanks for sharing :)

Westley K. from 3M has also constructed a cute little cardboard critter! Well done, Westley- I hope you had fun making it!!

Matthew M. from 2F has been busy making his critter... which he turned into a devil :) Cute, Matthew!

Lily M. from 2W made a critter as well- but she made a fox! It looks great, Lily!!

Check it out-- Brendan D. from 2F made two cardboard critters: a wolf AND a Baby Yoda! They look fantastic, Brendan! I hope you had fun making them :)

Here's another cute critter, this one sent in by Alexa H! I love your cat, Alexa-- so sweet :)

Wow- look at the cute critters 2nd grader John Henry M. created! He made two ermines, and his mom made a black-footed ferret! Super cool!

Pleasant Hill artist Manar Z. created this adorable critter, and it really puts a smile on my face! Thank you for sharing, Manar!!!!!!

5th grader Owen H. constructed this adorable fox! I really like the way you did the face and the fur texture, Owen... plus, I think you added some details to your ears, right? Amazing! I love it :) I hope you make some more!!

4th grader Katie T. made this cute Baby Yoda for her mom (who she says is OBSESSED with Baby Yoda:) Great job, Katie-- I hope you mom likes it!

5th grade artist Connor S. was quick to make his critter this week- it's The Hulk! Connor, you could make a few little changes and it could also be Frankenstein! It's so creative- I love it!

Another 5th grader, Parker V. was busy with his critter creation today! I like the "W" shaped texture lines you added, Parker!

Look at how 2nd graders Lily M. and Matthew M. turned last week's art challenge into a cool present for their mom! They first made Chris Uphues-style hearts, then added pipe cleaner stems and special messages on the back. I'm sure this bouquet of hearts spread all kinds of happiness and joy to your family :). Way to go, Lily and Matthew!!

Here's another amazing example of some positivity and happiness! 3rd grade artist created cool bubble letters into a message for his teacher, Mrs. Bim :) I know she loved this, Ben!!

4th grader Anna V. sent in this beautiful card she made for Mother's Day! I bet your mom loved it, Anna! Great job!!

Wow- check out this cool clip of Mitchell J's artwork! You can see how hard he worked to create this. I love it, Mitchell-- well done!!

This beautiful Mother's Day card was created by Manar Z! It's in a doc, so I couldn't include all the photos... but here you can see how she painting the gorgeous cover! Amazing, Manar!!

Check out the gorgeous artwork Julaney M. and her family recently created! Did you notice the sweet messages of happiness and positivity they included for us?

Wow- they did such an amazing job, and I heard they had lots of fun! Thanks so much for sharing-- this made my heart happy :)

I love this artwork recently sent in by Neomi T! It's gorgeous!! Way to be creative, Neomi :)

Look at this sweet composition made by Tara T... I love seeing five happy faces smiling at me :) Thanks for sharing your positivity, Tara!

Lily M. from 4F already finished her happy-looking artwork! So cute, Lily!

First grader Norah R. shared this video, which really put a smile on my face! Awesome job, Norah!!!

Caitlin S. from 2J made a whole landscape scene of happiness! It's fantastic Caitlin-- especially the swimming banana :)

Angela G. sent in her special artwork... I think your mom is going to love this, Angela! Thanks for sharing :)

Pleasant Hill artist Quinlan J. recently sent in her version of an Uphues heart! I really like the way you made braces, Quinlan!

McKenna B. shared one of her presents she'll be giving her mom soon... I think she's going to love it, McKenna!!!

Parker V. has created such a fantastic card!

It's perfect for Mother's Day on Sunday! Awesome job, Parker :)

McKenna B. made an awesome drawing in the Uphues-style! It looks so cheerful, McKenna!! I love it :)

Amin Z. made a fantastic composition! Here's what he said about it, "I drew three objects. Which is a palm tree, a pineapple, and the sun. I also added some clouds wearing sunglasses. I also colored the sky light blue, the grass, and I colored the path way brown."

Great job, Amin!!!

5th grade artist Connor S. has already made a drawing in the Uphues-style! It's fantastic, Connor!!

Pleasant Hill artist John Henry used colored paper to make this beautiful collage- great work, John Henry! Your cut-out hears look perfect and sweet :)

Brooks M. from 2W sent us this super-cool plate face he made! It's great, Brooks!!

Ha! Look at this funny face from Mitchell J. in 4F! He says, "Even my Mom’s salad doesn’t like the quarantine!" Awesome, Mitchell!

5th grader Nico C. made this funny little face plate! Nico, I can't tell if those tomatoes are horns or pigtails or something else :) Nice job!!!

I think Alexa H. has art on the brain at breakfast time :). So cute, Alexa!!

Yup- it's another plate face from Alexa H! She is now seeing plate faces everywhere-- at every meal!! I wonder if she'll ever be able to look at another plate again without seeing a face :)

Chris R. from 4M made his plate face with lots of cool objects! Chris, I believe you mouth is a little short... did you eat some of that licorice before you took the photo?? Yum!

Sam R from 1B made his face with a plate that kind of reminds me of a robot head! Great idea, Sam. Thanks for sharing :)

Bryce F. in 2W created this nice face plate, and I'm so curious about what material he used for the hair. At first, I thought they were Cheetos :) (But when I looked closer, I noticed it's some kind of yarn... am I right?) Great work, Bryce!!

It looks like brother-sister duo Alex and Claire B. have been busy creating at home! Here's 2nd grader Alex, and he's made a super-cute owl. I love it, Alex!

2nd grader Claire B. has been making a lovely card, I believe... is that for a special day coming up, Claire? Maybe on May 10th?? (Keep your eyes open on this website next week- I also have some ideas about artwork for that special day!)

3rd grade artist Matt P. has been working hard on some of his own creations at home!

Here's Matt posing with another cool drawing- great job, Matt! Your cat Howie looks super cute!! Thanks for sharing, Matt :)

5th grader Sofia D. made two face plates, both filled with lots of personality! Who would guess that gloves and bananas would both make really awesome hair??? Well done!

Look at these cute faces! I love to see Pleasant Hill artist Remy posing right beside her artwork :) Remy, is that money I see for the nose?? And I think you also used some toilet paper tubes, right? Be sure to save those tubes for an upcoming art project!

4th grade artist Angela G. made this amazing plate face with some found objects from her kitchen! Angela, the hair is absolutely fabulous! I love it how you used three layers of objects for it... it really makes it stand out! Well done, and thanks for sharing! Keep up the great artwork :)

Wow- look at the artwork sent in by Julaney (3Bim). Two faces! Julaney, I love it how they are so different, even though they are both made with kitchen objects. The face on the right kind of reminds me of a robot! The carrot hair around the plate is so cool, and the pasta smile is funny :) The apples you used for the face on the left gives a very realistic feeling... almost like the eyes are smiling :) I love them both-- awesome artwork!

Ezra T. from 2J made this colorful plate face for us to enjoy! Ezra, I like the toy you used for the nose... I used to have one just like it when I was a kid! You chose some great objects!

Lily M. from 4F has a plate face with amazing eyes and crazy hair! Lily- are those jelly bean eyes? Yum! And using cords for hair was such a clever choice-- great job!!

1st grader Charles N. made his face all out of the same fruit, right Charles? So clever (and yummy!) Thanks for sharing!!

Pleasant Hill artist Grace M. from 2F looks so happy posing with her plate face! Grace, are those GoGurts? They make nice hair!!

Alexa H. created a plate face a few weeks ago while eating her breakfast... way before I even posted my lesson! Alexa, you must be reading my mind :) (Or maybe I am reading yours!!)

Anja H. made this cheerful plate face, and named her "Rosaline". Awesome colors, Anja!

Here's another pic of Anja's plate face, this time ready to go out in public! I like how her mask matches her face ;)

Katie T. from 4th grade made her plate face with a really funny mouth! So clever, Katie-- I love it!

3M student Victor B made his plate face, and calls him "Toxic Man"! Cool!

2nd grader Hasset N. created this delicious looking plate face! Yum!

2nd grader Hanameel N. also made a tasty-looking face! These plate faces look perfect for snacking :)

Caitlin S. from 2J made a plate face with lots of personality! I particularly enjoy the necklace, Caitlin-- I love Snoopy!

Elise M. from 3M sent in her lovely plate face... and it also has a Snoopy connection! Did anyone else notice? So cute!

YUM! Check out this funny plate face, just sent in by 3rd grade teacher Mrs. Murray!! Mrs. Murray, I'm not sure if this is art or lunch :) I guess it's both! Thanks for sending in-- I miss you!!!!

2nd grade artist John Henry sent in this colorful face plate! I love how bright it is, John Henry-- and the plate you choose worked perfectly for the eyes and mouth! Great job!

2nd grader Lily M. (2W) made a cute little face... and I think I see some Legos on there! Very creative, Lily!

Matthew M, also a second grader, made a funny face as well! Great eyes and hair, Matthew!

Look at this detailed plate face, sent in by Manar Z! I love how you added a mustache :). Thanks for sending in, Manar!!

Westley K. from 3M used some dog toys for his plate face, plus some lids out of the recycle bin for eyes! So clever, Westley! The chew toy for the hair was a perfect choice!

Look at Alex O's plate face! Alex is a first grader in Mrs. Powell's class. I feel like the mouth on your face is talking :) Nice job, Alex!!

This quick plate face was assembled by 5th grader Connor S. (The hair made me laugh out loud, Connor :). Thanks for sending in!

5th grader Tara T. made her DELICIOUS looking plate face! Tara, I know that snack mix you used for the hair, and it's my FAVORITE!!!

Neomi T. in 2W made this beautiful plate face, complete with a tiara! It's so charming, Neomi-- I love it :)

Here's Camden M.'s plate face... and it's making me crave cupcakes!! Great job, Camden :)

4th grader Ayleen M. made this cute little face! Great hair, Ayleen!!

3rd grader Ivy R. made this darling plate face! Great mouth, Ivy-- I love it how it's going to the side a bit :)

3rd grader Luke R. recently made this plate face... I love the potato eyes, Luke!

Amin Z. has named his plate face "Oscar the 3rd". (He and his brother already have a beanie boo named "Oscar" and "Oscar Jr".) Too funny, Amin!

Wow! Lucky Pleasant Hill artist Mia M. has been painting some rocks!

They're beautiful, Mia! Nice work!! I really like the different colors and designs :). I bet you had fun-- thanks for sharing :)

In addition to painting rocks, Mia M. also had time to put together her plate face! Cute puffy cheeks, Mia (and that nose looks kind of yummy :)

I think Parker V. (5V) also raided his kitchen to make his face! Parker, I'm curious about the candy nose... is that sour candy from Japan? Or maybe Korea?? I can't tell, but I'm very interested in trying it!!

Eliana V. from 3Bus made her plate face with lots of curly hair!! So cute, Eliana!! What did you use for the nose? It kind of looks like ice cream :)

Pleasant Hill artist Caitlin P. made her plate face... it's so cute and funny! Great job, Caitlin!

Norah R. from 1K made these plate faces completely on her own! They are so creative, Norah! I like all of the interesting objects you found :)

Look at this fantastic face! It was created by 5th grade artist Owen H. Owen, that mouth is so funny :). And I noticed your face is all made with WARM colors- did you do that on purpose?? It looks cool that way!

Kole T. from 4C added this plate face to our collection! Whoa Kole, those eyes are crazy!! :)

3rd grader McKenna B. made a cute little face :). Nice hair, McKenna-- it looks soft!!

4th grader Mitchell J. sketched out his symmetrical castle, and added some texture to it with his pencil! Nice job, Mitchell!!

Former Pleasant Hill artist Vivian J. also made and sent in a castle drawing! Awesome colors, Vivian!! I really like the checkboard pattern ;)

Wow- I keep getting more and more AMAZING castles! This one is from 5th grader in Mr. C's class, Tara T. The lines, shapes, colors and layers in this castle are so well done, Tara!! I love it!!!

Here are two well-created castels, done by Rowan M. in 3Bim (top) and Brooks M. from 2W (bottom pic). Well done, brothers! Your castles rock!

Anna V. from 4M recently created this beautiful castle! I love it, Anna!

Anna also sent in the bunny she made earlier... so cute! I love the colors you chose, Anna :)

4th grade artist Katie T. just sent in her castle, and she said she loved making it! That makes me so happy, Katie-- I'm so glad you're enjoying the art lessons at home :) Great job!

Neomi T. from 2W made this beautiful castle, with awesome shapes and lines! Neomi, I love how you OUTLINED your castle with a dark color, and then colored in the shapes so neatly!! It really stands out. Nice work :)

Addison P. added her colorful creation for us to admire... great door, Addison! And I like the swirly background, too :)

Pleasant Hill artist Angela G. made this very symmetrical castle this week- thanks for sharing, Angela ;)

Wow! Look at this castle, drawn by 4th grader Camden M. Camden, you were able to draw your castle showing depth and form- well done! You also added interesting details and a nice background. I'm super impressed- well done :)

3rd grader Matt P. turned in his castle drawing along with a tin-foil knight! So cool, Matt-- great work! I hope you liked making it :)

Kindergartener Channel S. drew her castle, and added the cutest dragon ever!! You must have worked so hard on this Channel- great job!!

Chris S. from 4F drew a GIANT castle, with so, so many knights on display!! I love it, Chris-- thanks for sharing :)

Great job, Charles! Your castle turned out great! I love the red and blue.

Ben, your castle looks great, too! I like all of the little squares at the top!

Lily M. from 2W made two castles! One has Rapunzel, and one is in the clouds! Awesome work, Lily! I especially like the horse you drew!

Matthew M. from 2F said he had lots of fun drawing his castle! I can tell, Matthew- I love all the creative details you added! Well done :)

Zach W. from 1K is an expert at drawing shapes-- just look at his castle for proof! Nice job, Zach! Thanks for sharing :)

Pleasant Hill artist Eddy A. sent in this screenshot of his cool castle- excellent, Eddy! I really like the colors you chose :) Thanks for sharing!

5th grader Owen H. sent in this carefully drawn castle creation for us to enjoy-- thanks, Owen!

Caitlin S. from 2J drew this beautiful castle, and colored it so nicely, too! Caitlin, I love how your shapes and stars show FORM!! They look round and deep and 3-D. Great work!

Hanameel N. from 2J drew this gorgeous castle for us to see- thanks for sending in, Hanameel!! I love all of your stars :)

Hasset N, also in 2J, made this cute little castle as well! Nice job, Hasset!!

Pleasant Hill artist Manar Z. sent in this cute pic of her tin foil figure! No need to make a knight, Manar-- I like how your figure found a comfy spot to sit and wave at me ;)

Connor C. from 3M turned in this cool castle, complete with American flag! Nice detail, Connor! Thanks for sharing :)

Noah H. from 2F created a colorful castle in a colorful sky! Beautiful, Noah!!

Logan H. made his castle with detailed shapes and lines... and I think I see four knights as well! Thanks for sharing :)

Look at the castles sent in by Skye T. (KYAM), Ezra T. (2J), and Kole T. (4C)! Wow you three, you have been busy :). Skye, I love all the colors you chose- so beautiful! Ezra, I can tell you really thought about adding lots of interesting lines to your castle- they stood out to me right away! And Kole- I like how your shapes feel really solid, and how you took the time to add some details to your background! Kudos to all three of you for working so hard on your artwork, and keep up the good work :)

5th grader Alexa H. created this castle drawing, complete with the character Rapunzel! I love it, Alexa :) Alexa mentioned some of her markers are drying out. Don't worry, Alexa. Next week I'm going to show you how you can use your old, dried-up markers to make liquid paint! So save those markers!!

Alexa H. has done some creative projects at home lately! First, her family had a "Quarantine Easter Bunny Challenge". The idea was to make a bunny out of stuff you could find around the house...some cousins did upcycled water bottles, an uncle used TP rolls and wash cloths, and here was Alexa’s creative take, turning her betta fish tank into a rabbit!

In this video, you can see Alexa's creative take on her castle-- it's made out of slime! Click on the video to hear her talk about it. Great job staying creative, Alexa!!

Wow- 5th grader Izzy V. really got creative with her castle creation! So many details, Izzy-- amazing :)

Pleasant Hill artist Julaney M. added some nice wavy lines to her castle, and I love it how those wavy lines repeat! Great job, Julaney :)

3rd grade artist Victor B. sent in his castle and his tin-foil knight! Nice work, Victor!!

Whoa- so cool! This towering castle was built by 4th grade artist Maggie R. Maggie reminded me that I did say to "build a building", so she did just that, with paint paper and Easter grass! So clever Maggie-- just like you!

This gorgeous castle was brought to you by Eliana V. from 3Bus! I LOVE this drawing, Eliana!! It is both creative AND cute. Fantastic job!!

First grader Cora M. from Miss Keith's class sent in this amazing castle creation today! Wow! Cora also made the foil knight, and there was an epic battle with her brother Teddy’s dragon puppet for the jewels. So, so cool, Cora!!

Here's Teddy M's castle drawing, and it's just amazing! Teddy is a kindergartener from ADK-B. Really great shapes, Teddy- and I love how you drew it so BIG! Nice work :)

Jayden P. from Miss Keith's 1st grade drew his castle on a chalk board! How cool, Jayden!! I love it how you practiced your lines and shapes :)

Brother Kayden P. in Mrs. Grisamore's 1st grade also made a castle on a chalk board! Amazing! Do you guys each have your own chalk board, or do you share?? What a fun way to do your art!! Thanks for sharing, you two :)

Look what Grace M. in 2F created! Grace, I love seeing your artwork AND your smiling face!!

Cai G. made this impressive castle for us to enjoy- thanks, Cai!

Kindergarten artist Lincoln made this awesome castle creation! Wow, Lincoln... I am very impressed with your careful lines and shapes!

Quinlan J, a second grader in 2F added her castle, too. Nice stones on your towers, Quinlan!!

Wow- just look at all of the amazing details Amin Z. from 4C put into his castle. It's so cool, Amin! Amin said he's thinking about adding even MORE details :) Thanks so much for sharing!!

5th grader Connor S. made a knight on the back of his dragon! That looks kind of fun... I think I'd like to try riding on the back of a dragon someday :)

3rd grader Luke R. sent in his castle creation-- thanks for sharing, Luke!

4th grade artist Ayleen M. made a castle with a giant letter 'A' on the front-- hmmm.... I wonder why?? :) Nice bricks and stones, Ayleen!

McKenna B, a 3rd grade artist, showed off her amazing craftsmanship with this fantastic castle! Wow McKenna, I love the drawing, the OUTLINES, and the careful coloring! Nice work ;)

McKenna also sent in another picture of a pencil holder she recently made out of air-dry clay. I love the lady-bug theme! It's so cute!!

Brendan D. from 2F made such a cool castle, with so many amazing figures in the windows! Also, your dragon is OUTSTANDING!

Plus, look at this tin foil knight Brendan made to go with his artwork. Brendan, your figure turned out sooooooooo goooooood! I am very impressed :) Well done!!

Here's Austin A.'s (2W) artwork from today- thanks for sharing, Austin!

Joey V. from 2W added his cool castle to our website! Thanks Joey- I like seeing YOU and your castle :)

4th grade artist Manar made this cool composition! Did you notice royalty at the top? And a thief who is trying to steal all the gold??? Great drawing, Manar- I really love it!!

2nd grade artist John Henry send in his detailed castle drawing! There are stingrays and hammerheads in the moat, a dragon is attacking, and there are horses down on the ground!! Wow- what a story! Great job, JH!

Lily M. in 4F created this castle masterpiece! I love it, Lily! So colorful!!

Parker V. in 5V also finished his well-drawn castle. Parker, I love how you outlined your shapes before you colored them in- nice craftsmanship!!

5th grader Eliel has been busy painting at home! Nice job!!

Eliel, you're so lucky to have such fun supplies! I'm so glad to see you've been putting them to good use. Thank you for sharing ;)

Pleasant Hill artist Remy S. has already created an amazing castle!! Nice use of supplies you happen to have, Remy-- I love it! Thanks :)

Rory S. has also drawn a castle-- well done, Rory!! Thanks for sharing :)

2nd grade artist Brooks M. (2W) made two STik figures!

Brooks, I love the action and emotions you were able to express! Great job :)

Alex O. from Mrs. Powel's 1st grade class sent in this nicely drawn STik story! I love it Alex! I can really imagine what's happening with your STiks in this artwork.

Alex also cut out a STik, and it decided to take a rest on a chair made of chocolate mints! Yum!! Alex, did you know chocolate mints are one of my favorite kinds of candy?!? Delicious art :)

This happy looking STik family was drawn by 4th grader Angela G. Nice job, Angela!

3rd grader McKenna B. created this cool sculpture at home! So cute, McKenna! What kind of clay did you use? It looks like you had fun!!

Ben N. sent in his STik, and it looks like it's enjoying some Legos! Awesome, Ben!

Charles N. created a STik too... and this one has found his way inside an Easter basket! I wonder if it's found any treats in those eggs!

Artist Bella G. from 2F has just sent in so many examples of artwork she's created lately at home. Bella, I really love the rabbit you drew-- as well as the STiks!

Vivienne Z. from 2W really liked making her STiks!

I heard Viv's little brother also joined the fun! Thanks for including him, Vivienne :)

Look at the amazing peacock Chris S. from 4F made! It's so cute, Chris! I like how you used some recycled objects for your artwork- way to go!!

Zach W. in Miss Keith's first grade sent this STik... I'm not sure if it should be sideways or not, but I thought that might be partly why it looks a bit upset :) Thanks for sending in, Zach!

5th grade artist Zoe S. from 5S just sent in her STiks- thanks, Zoe! I like how kept on trying... nice job!

Ivy R. from 3M just added her STik to our gallery-- so cute, Ivy! Thanks for sharing :)

Nabeel from Ms. Sender's ADK class sent us his Stik drawing-- it's a picture of him and his older brother. His older brother is holding an umbrella, since it is raining and lightning. Great pic, Nabeel :)

5th grade artist Sofia D. made this interesting STik story! Nice work, Sofia. I like all of the little details you added :)

1st grader Andy D. from 1G shared this cool digital drawing he made at home! Delicious, Andy! I really like it, even though it's making me kind of hungry ;)

John Henry in 2F sent in this cool creation he made at home... thanks so much for sharing, John Henry :)

I like how Tara T. from 5C put her name right in the umbrella! So cute, Tara. Your STiks look great ;)

Wow- check out this amazing artwork Chris S. from 4F sent in!

Chris- I think I recognize the Chicago skyline, combined with Vincent VanGogh's "The Starry Night"! So cool!!! I love it. Thank you so much for sharing :)

First grade artist Lola C. has made three happy STiks! They look as happy as you, Lola :) Thanks for sharing!

It looks like 5th grade artist Alexa H. has been keeping busy! Alexa, I'm guessing you did this fun project with chalk and water... am I right? I love the COLOR SPECTRUM you made! ROY G. Biv is the best :)

Norah R. from 1K made this STik comic book all on her own! It is AMAZING! I'm so happy she sent this video for all of us to see. Keep on creating, Norah!! You are an artist!

5th grader Izzy V. has been busy again! Look at her awesome STik! Izzy, what an amazing background!! I wonder what your inspiration was... it reminds me a little bit of the painting "Washington Crossing the Delaware". SO COOL :)

Parker V. in 5V added his STik to our collection... thanks for sending in, Parker :)

Quinlan J. from 2F drew these three STiks- all showing lots of movement! Nice work, Quinlan!!

One more STik from Quinlan! Can you do a backbend? I bet Ms. Holtquist and Ms. Ortiz would like us all to try :)

3rd grader Victor has been drawing his own STik figure- nice work, Victor! Thanks for sharing :)

This little STik story was created by 3rd grader Julaney! I feel sad about the ice cream, but happy about your drawing:). Great job, Julaney!!

Wow- look at 2nd grade artist Ava W. from 2F! She has one STik figure here....

... and FOUR MORE STik figures here! These are amazing, Ava! I love how much movement I can see. You did a fantastic job :)

This dancing STik figure was created by Zaniyah H. from 2P! Well done, Zaniyah :) I'm so glad you shared your artwork with us!!!

Paige W. in 4T sent in this page of STiks... awesome! I can see so many emotions in your STik figures. Well done, Paige :)

Logan H. from 2F added this STik to our growing collection... great job, Logan!! I love it how your STik is jumping rope!

2F student Noah H. also drew his STik in an action pose! Noah, is your STik dancing? It kind of looks like it's dabbing:). So cute!!

2nd grader Neomi T. from 2W made her STik figure showing movement... can you tell what activity it's doing?? I can! I love it how you included an extra hint with your photo, Neomi! I love it!!!!

I heard Brendan D. in 2F drew a bunch of STiks, but he especially loved the idea of STik sitting around the house! So cool, Brendan! Just tell your STik to be careful :)

Lily M. in 2F also did a fantastic job creating her STik art!

I love the way you showed so many feelings in your artwork, Lily!

Reagan M. from 2P drew this STik story for us to think about. It reminds me a bit of my mom and I when I was little, after I cut my brother's hair :)

Reagan's little brother Greyson M. (from Youngblood's PM kindergarten) drew this STik for us to enjoy, too! Great job, Greyson!! I can't wait to have you in my art class next year!!!

3rd grade artist Mia M. created a whole family of STiks! Nice job, Mia :)

Brother/sister duo Alex and Claire B. have been finding lots of ways to be creative at home. Look at these cakes they decorated by themselves! They look beautiful AND delicious!!

Claire B. has also been painting! She had acrylic paints for this masterpiece. I love it, Claire!! The cats are so colorful and cute ;)

Alex B. also used acrylic paint for his amazing artwork. Alex, are you a fisherman? I can tell you really worked hard on the details. It's fantastic :)

Wow- look at this GORGEOUS bunny, created by Grace K. in Ms. Prange’s second grade class! Grace, you did such an amazing job drawing AND coloring your rabbit! I really, really love all of the colors. It must have taken you a long time, but I think it was worth it. Great job!!!

5th grader Izzy V. finished her rabbit masterpiece... and wow, Izzy-- it's amazing! I love the technique you used to color it in... did you use paints, or the maker trick? Great use of texture, and cool background as well. Keep up the hard work, Izzy!

Connor S. in 5V drew this adorable rabbit for us to enjoy! I love the colors you used, Connor-- and I like his eyes and paws, too! So cute!! Thanks for sharing :)

Mitchell J. in 4F stopped to make this little color wheel while he was working with his Legos! Well done, Mitchell! Next time, send a pic of your Lego creation as well- I'd love to see it :)

This perfectly arranged color wheel was sent in by Andy D from 1G. Nice job, Andy! All of the food you used in your artwork looks really yummy to me :)

Gianni K from 5B made his wheel from an impressive car collection! I like how you put the grey cars in the center, Gianni- great job :)