by opinions editor Elise Sawyer and staff reporter Myla Cathey Parking spot painting, a school tradition which allows participating students to express their creative talents through customizing spaces reserved for their cars, has overtaken more of the campus than ever before. Despite a significant decrease in on-site students; the amount […]
Artsy fartsy.
Girl, I don’t sing in the shower. I perform in the shower!
There’s a reason art teacher Robert Houchins calls sophomore Jackson Lacey “The Golden Kid”.
Not what they see, but what they’re making us see.
Libby Davis shot somebody today, then thanked her.
Many art pieces created by Consol students were displayed in the annual Pebble Creek Elementary Art District Show, giving these aspiring artists the chance to have their works showcased to the public.
Painting students of art teacher Jami Bevans prepare for the Brazos County Fair art contest.
Seniors Emily Harris, Meredith Stromberg and Anjali Yadav, as well as junior Savannah Troy won a contest to have their art put up in the local Bryan hangout The Village Cafe.
In celebration of National Art Day on March 7, the art class decided to yarn bomb the school—that is, to cover the railings and stairs with brightly colored yarn.
