KWHS Art Students Create Gymnasium Sized “Shark Tank”

 
 
KWHS Art teacher Ms. Shannon Perkins with Clementine Girard (L) and Brittancy Henson (R)

KWHS Art teacher Ms. Shannon Perkins with Clementine Girard (L) and Brittany Henson (R)

Under the guidance of Key West High School art teacher Shannon Perkins, students are earning community service using their artistic talents to beautify the gymnasium at Sugarloaf School.

The aquatic mural was designed by KWHS juniors Clementine Girard d’Albissin and Brittany Henson.

They sketched the conceptual design after conferring with Mr. Pete Tirado, Sugarloaf School’s physical education teacher who wanted it to look as though you had entered a shark tank.

Clementine and Brittany initially sketched it small in scaled proportion and then reproduced it in larger scale and with details – sketched in pencil.

The images were projected onto the walls.

Mural group

Twenty -one students helped sketch them in chalk – it took 4 hours.

Then they all painted.   It took 2 full days, but not to completion.

The student also worked 5 hours on Saturday with the help of parent/artist Mrs. Moore, and they will work another 5 hours next week.

Deandra Smith, Desirae Laguna, Jaime Yerxa, Israel Lawson

Deandra Smith, Desirae Laguna, Jaime Yerxa, Israel Lawson

Maddy Shugha and Ashlee Whalen

Maddy Shugha and Ashlee Whalen

Andrew Graves

Andrew Graves

Alia Michaud Queenie Tabag

Alia Michaud and Queenie Tabag

octobpus

Way cool!

  One Response to “KWHS Art Students Create Gymnasium Sized “Shark Tank””

  1. Awesome! Is that a toilet paper shoe I see? Very fashionable! Love the artwork.