Eiffel Tower and Stitch

Campbell's Rocket Soup

From Mrs. Aguayo's 5th grade class: "Palm Trees in the Sunrise is inspired by Cherry Blossom under Moonlight."

From Mrs. Aguayo's 5th grade class: "The Chase is inspired by The Scream masterpiece, as the dog is chasing the squirrel and it is running for its life."

A Passage Through Childhood

From Mrs. Ana Gomez and Ms. Flores' 2nd grade class: "As time passes by, childhood memories leave footprints in the road to life. Time may be surreal, but it leaves a lasting impression on a child's heart and soul."

From Señorita Sandoval's 5th grade class: "This is a twist on Van Gogh's classic Starry Night with Death Stars (from Star Wars) as the planetary bodies and a banana crescent moon."

From Señora Mendez' kindergarten class:  "Our girasol (sunflower) creation with a twist!  "

From Ms. Julia Clark's 4th grade class: "Our class was excited to continue their learning about Alma Woodsey Thomas with this piece. They all got to pick their own shape or scene to design in her style."

From Mrs Clark's 6th grade class:

"We've had discussions about dealing with big emotions, something we feel would have helped Mr. Van Gogh"

Sunny Morning

From Mrs. Gonzalez' 4th grade class:

King King Photo Bombs Starry Night

Cats Surfing the Kanagawa Wave

From Mrs. Ocampo's 2nd grade class:

Famously Bright

"Famously recreated with happiness."

From Miss Robles' 2nd grade class:

"So fun creating concentric circles with a TWIST. It was fun adding pictures of fruit, planets, and animals within the circles."

Concentric Circle Art with Kandinsky

From Mrs. Colmer's 6th grade class: "We put mickey ears and shades on the Mona Lisa."

From Ms. Venegas' 2nd grade class: "Students chose Vincent Van Gogh classical Sunflowers painting and added a twist, they replaced the sunflowers for money bags."

From Ms. Guerrero and Mrs. Danielle's 5th and 6th grade class: "This is how we envisioned a Starry Night with a giant sized peacock hiding behind the houses."

From Miss Gallardo's 2nd grade class: "Who wouldn't scream for raining tacos? Our class hopes you like our twist of the famous painting The Scream by Edvard Munch."

From Mrs. Solorzano's 1st grade class: "Frida Kahlo’s iconic eyebrows and flowers."

From Mrs. Cecchini's 1st grade class: "Using the painting La Seine a la Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat as inspiration. For our twist, the students wanted to add a coffee cup floating down the river because I am always drinking a cup of coffee!"

From Mrs. Curl's 1st grade class:

"All students collaborated to create a twist of the Mona Lisa."

Mona Lisa as a Clown

From Mrs. Williams' 6th grade class: "We used the masterpiece of American Gothic and reimagined it with Spider-Man and Queen Elsa."

Spider-Man and his Queen

Pizza Cat

From Mrs. Mann's 1st grade class

From Mrs. Allenbaugh's 1st grade class

From Mrs. Good's 1st grade class

From Mrs. Cortez' 3rd grade class: "This is a twist of Woman with a Parasol by Claude Monet, I did this because teachers make a lasting impression."

From Mrs. Cortez' 3rd grade class: "This masterpiece was created with Monet's Water Lilies - We added mountains, turtles and fish. We know there are living things in the pond and we wanted to share them with you."

From Mrs. Cortez' 3rd grade class: "This masterpiece is with our favorite Among us and Mona Lisa. Amounga Lisa is sneaky and has a pretty smile."

From Mrs. Cortez' 3rd grade class

From Mrs. Cortez' 3rd grade class: "This masterpiece was created with Mona Lisa in mind but with a lot more colors."

From Mrs. Dyer's 3rd grade class: "Our chalk square is a take on the famous painting American Gothic by Grant Wood."

From Mrs. Anthony's 3rd grade class: "After learning about Fernando Botero, the class chose his famous painting Monalisa 1978. We downloaded a copy of the picture into Canva and added elements to give the masterpiece a twist. The name was decided because Fernando Botero's style includes "inflating" his subjects like balloons."

From Mrs. Vasquez' 4th grade class: "Our painting was based on two pieces of artwork by Claude Monet in 1899: The Japanese Footbridge and The Water Lily Pond. We added a twist with a frog that ribbits!"

From Mrs. Vasquez' 4th grade class: "Our masterpiece was based on Ivan Aivazovsky's masterpiece The Ninth Wave."

From Mrs. Figueroa's 4th grade class: "We added a cactus twist to Claude Monet's famous painting "Water Lilies"."

From Mrs. Figueroa's 4th grade class: "We designed our chalk art based on the painting Water Lilies by Claude Monet."

From Mrs. Smith's 4th grade class: "We based our work on the famous painting The Scream by Edvard Munch. We added a talk bubble that says "Longfellow is Amazing!"

From Mrs. Smith's 4th grade class: "We learned about the painting The Scream by Edvard Munch and discussed the feelings of anxiety that inspired his artwork."

From Mrs. Figueroa's 4th grade class: "Our chalk art is based on the painting The Scream by Edvard Munch."

From Mrs. Hernandez' 6th grade class: 

The Man of Riverside

"Our twist was to incorporate Mt. Rubidoux in the background and a classic car for the upcoming car show in downtown Riverside. We also included an orange to represent Riverside's history."

From Mrs. Khazali's 4th grade class: "In the original piece, Meditative Rose by Salvador Dalí depicts a vibrant, fully bloomed red rose that appears to be floating in a vast sky above a desert landscape. In this "masterpiece with a twist", students decided to attach a stem to the rose to provide a sense of grounding and also changed the background to a night sky tinged with the first blush of morning."

From Ms. Gonzalez and Mr. Treacy's 5th grade class: "A playful chalk reimagining of the Mona Lisa featuring a Bluey character."

From Ms. Gonzalez and Mr. Treacy's 5th grade class: "When imagination takes flight! This art piece shows Frida at the desert. It is inspired by Frida Kahlo’s self portrait with thorn necklace and hummingbird."

From Mrs. Runyan's 3rd grade class: "Masterpiece with a Twist - We added our favorite foods in the rectangles that Mondrian kept blank."

From Mrs. Runyan's 3rd grade class: "Masterpiece with a Twist - We added flowers to each rectangle that Mondrian left blank."

From Mrs. De La Rosa's 2nd grade class: "We took inspiration from Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Can paintings. We each drew something we like coming out of the soup can with a Pachappa School twist."

From Mrs. Winterton's 2nd grade class: "Inspired by Piet Mondrian using secondary colors."

From Ms. Medina's kindergarten class: "The image shows a colorful abstract chalk drawing on a sidewalk, featuring bold outlines and geometric shapes forming a stylized face."

From Mrs. Lara's 2nd grade class: "When popular culture meets infamous past artist. Our students love Minecraft and envisioned Van Gogh as a Minecraft character. "

From Mrs. Sanchez' 1st and 2nd grade SDC class: "Our students will depart into different schools but will continue to be leaders." Editors note: this is an interactive piece of art where students lay on the ground and appear to grab hold of the balloons and their bright futures.

From Ms. Rivera's 3rd grade class: "Zinnias in a Pot gave every student the opportunity to create or draw their favorite flower."

From Mrs. Cronkite's kindergarten class: "Van Gogh"

"Mona Lisa as a preppie girl."

"Busy city under the stars."

"Thermal Vent from the ocean depths reaches toward the energy of the stars."

"Starry Aliens touchdown on a volcano."

"Hello Kitty!  It's The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci "

"Enjoying a night under the ramen noodle stars.  It's junk food night!"

"Sunny Day is representing the light our sun provides. It is the counter-part of Starry Night."

"This drawing mixed Starry Night with Darth Vader. Do not underestimate the power of the Dark Side..."

"The iconic 1975 Jaws scene combined with The Great Wave off Kanagawa."

"The classic The Scream man painting but in Star Wars with Darth Vader's death star and a ship."

"Chicken Little and Runt had an amazing breakfast in the house."

"This is the classic painting by Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe. Except instead of Marilyn Monroe, it is Hello Kitty."

"This is twist with Sponge Bob Square Pants and Starry Night"

This a twist on Vincent Van Gogh's Sunflowers."

From Mrs. Vidovich and Ms. Smith's TK/K SDC class:

"Toy Story inspired alien and craft landing in The Scream to create The Big Scream."

The Big Scream

Starry Night with Raining Takis

From Mrs. Brayard's 4th grade class

Starry Night with Alien Invasion 

From Mrs. Pfeiffer's 6th grade class: "The Kraken is caught in the Wave."

From Mrs. Pfeiffer's 6th grade class: "Breakfast and Lunch."

From Mrs. Pfeiffer's 6th grade class: "A day near Avengers tower."

From Mrs. Martinez' 2nd grade class:

"This is a twist on Leonid Afremov's paintings Walking in the Rain. The students made hearts instead of leaves and a bullfrog (mascot) walking in the rain instead of a couple."

Bullfrog in the Rain

From Mrs. Martinez' 2nd grade class:

"This is a twist on Vincent Van Gogh's Sunflower paintings."

Emoji Sunflowers

From Mrs. Schmit's 4th and 5th grade class:

"Students put a unique twist on Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans. Instead of soup, students decided chips best represent current pop culture and they designed their own bags."

All that and bags of chips

"We drew sea animals. Sea animals live in the water to survive. They are colorful."