After spending class time discussing the Pop Art Movement [which uses everyday objects and references as its subject matter], students were asked to create a 3-D sculpture based on a visual pun or play on words. Thumbnail sketches were completed and air dry clay was used and painted with acrylics. Their final piece needed to be humorous, allegorical or metaphorical. A written reflection piece titled "How Successful is Your Message?" was included.

Jose Ponce Serial Killer	Tyre Johnson Football	Andrew Greever Dr. Pepper	Travis Short Fork in the Road	Christian Mariano Serial Killer
Scott Harvey Elf Owl	Raul Alverez Gatorade	Kyle Gavin Fire Drill	Cole Farotte Car Wash	Nathaniel Hamilton Wisdom Tooth
Tony Barcelo Jailbird	Daniel de Lorimier Headlight	Mystery Artist Grandfather Clock	Joe Niduaza Couch Potato	Adam England Hammerhead Shark

Students in both Studio Art and Advanced Art learned new techniques for drawing portraits. The Grid Method was introduced to help them understand feature placement and facial proportion. Pastels were used to create the warm tones of the faces in our "Wild, Wild West" theme for our final assignment.

K.C. Silacci	Johnney Cruz-Bayudan	Nick Balestreri	Sam Dozier
Kyle Gavin	Jose Ponce	Nate Hamilton	Cole Farotte
Matt Ostarello	Adam England	Sean Culligan	Christian Mariano