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Directions: To view the project click on the title or the image. Projects are arranged in alphabetical order according to project title.
Catherine Ortega Santos, EAHS, Art in the Digital Age
Created as the final project of Learning Cycle 3 for Art in the Digital Age class and will be submitted to the 2021 AIM Ad Contest. Catherine used Photopea an online graphic creation tool similar to Photoshop. Started as a rough pencil and paper sketch, Catherine then used it to guide the development of this outstanding work of art.
Diana Barron Yanez, EAHS, Art in the Digital Age
Created as the final project of Learning Cycle 3 for Art in the Digital Age class and will be submitted to the 2021 AIM Ad Contest. Diana used Photopea an online graphic creation tool similar to Photoshop. Her artistic talent has been a cornerstone of this learning cycle. Her products are always top notch!
Hayden Prieto, EAHS, Art in the Digital Age
Created as the final project of Learning Cycle 3 for Art in the Digital Age class and will be submitted to the 2021 AIM Ad Contest. Hayden used Photopea an online graphic creation tool similar to Photoshop. The depth of message conveyed in this creation moved me emotionally. Mirrors show reality.
Hector Cervantes, EAHS, Art in the Digital Age
Created as the final project of Learning Cycle 3 for Art in the Digital Age class and will be submitted to the 2021 AIM Ad Contest. Hector used Photopea an online graphic creation tool similar to Photoshop. Including digitally painted elements as well as elements created using masks.
Wendy Garcia-Lopez, EAHS, Art in the Digital Age
Created as the final project of Learning Cycle 3 for Art in the Digital Age class and will be submitted to the 2021 AIM Ad Contest. Wendy used Photopea an online graphic creation tool similar to Photoshop. Started as a detailed pencil and paper sketch, Wendy then used it to guide the development of this outstanding work of art.
Zainab Abbasi, SHS, Art in the Digital Age
This is my AIM poster. This was part of an assignment. This is for James Nichol's Art in the Digital Age class.
Adiline Garcia - Pena, WMS, MS Exploratory
Students learned to use layers, drawing tools, and transparency in Google Drawings to create the art
Esbeydi Jacobo Vela, WMS, MS Exploratory
Students learned to use layers, drawing tools, and transparency in Google Drawings to create the art
Horacio Badillo Jr., WMS, MS Exploratory
Students learned to use layers, drawing tools, and transparency in Google Drawings to create the art
Kimi (Lynx) Kelly, WMS, MS Exploratory
Students learned to use layers, drawing tools, and transparency in Google Drawings to create the art
Peyton Lizarraga, WMS, MS Exploratory
Students learned to use layers, drawing tools, and transparency in Google Drawings to create the art
Digital Citizenship Meme - Footprint
Jennifer Montes, WMS, MS Exploratory
Digital Citizenship Meme - Passwords
Digital Citizenship Meme - Passwords
Jennifer Montes, WMS, MS Exploratory
Digital Citizenship Meme - Passwords
Digital Citizenship Meme - Respect
Sierra Dodson, WMS, MS Exploratory
Digital Citizenship Meme - Passwords
Aubrey Amila, NSHS, Art in the Digital Age
I created this picture this year (2021) in Art and in the Digital Age class. It was created to demonstrate my knowledge and mastery of one of the elements of art: shape. This artwork reflects on the idea that closure, continuity, and proximity from the triangles and circles made it possible for me to form a geometric picture of myself.
Valerie Escamilla Herrera , NSHS, Graphic Design
A personal aquarium tucked into a High School locker with digitally made artificial glass and captures of colorful fish swimming in their enclosures.
Mathew Babcock, SHS, Art in the Digital Age
Full project using Adobe Illustrator-Person, Place and Thing
Poster for "Spider Man: Into the Spider-Verse"
Valerie Escamilla Herrera, NSHS, Graphic Design
A poster for the animated movie "Spider Man: Into the Spider-Verse", focused on color theory and inspired by Herbert Matter.
Valerie Escamilla Herrera , NSHS, Graphic Design
A reimagined album sleeve of Bad Bunny's "X100 PRE".
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