Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Wahkiakum High School senior Makaila Bigelow stood by her digital art work. She started with a skull, but realized it needed more and added a dreamcatcher, which gave the picture a little more depth and color, and had the potential to elicit a different story from anyone who viewed it.
Students were asked to use artist Gustav Klimt as inspiration for a project, and senior Kayla Wisner imagined a slave, set free into dreams of a golden life. Her work is on the wall to her right.
Elaine Zeller showed off her work inspired by Gustav Klimt at the Wahkiakum High School Art Show hosted by Tsuga Gallery last Thursday. A few minutes later, she made her first sale, when another piece was purchased for $20.
Wahkiakum High School senior Makaila Bigelow stood by her digital art work. She started with a skull, but realized it needed more and added a dreamcatcher, which gave the picture a little more depth and color, and had the potential to elicit a different story from anyone who viewed it.
Students were asked to use artist Gustav Klimt as inspiration for a project, and senior Kayla Wisner imagined a slave, set free into dreams of a golden life. Her work is on the wall to her right.
Elaine Zeller showed off her work inspired by Gustav Klimt at the Wahkiakum High School Art Show hosted by Tsuga Gallery last Thursday. A few minutes later, she made her first sale, when another piece was purchased for $20.
Wahkiakum High School senior Makaila Bigelow stood by her digital art work. She started with a skull, but realized it needed more and added a dreamcatcher, which gave the picture a little more depth and color, and had the potential to elicit a different story from anyone who viewed it.
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