mcad.edu One student's work in the special printmaking workshop, taught by Harmen Liemburg.

Photograph ©Erin Nicole Johnson for the Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Willowind School, Iowa City

media experiments based on chosen theme

graphite, collage, acrylic and thread on paper

11 inches by 17 inches

These paintings are so so old. 6, 7, maybe more years since I made them. I did them by taping paintbrushes to 3 foot long dowels. So much fun! I need to do stupid stuff like that more often.

Dia de los Muertos masks.

Kindergarten Paul Klee

Geometric Dreamscapes:

Kindergarten students explored the bold work of Swiss painter Paul Klee, who utilized large blocks of color and abstracted shapes to create dream cities and images of remembered gardens. The kindergarten students applied a study of color theory using primary, secondary, tertiary, analogous and complementary colors to create interesting combinations in their own work.

Ask yourself: What type of dreams do these paintings depict? If you could paint your dreams, what would they look like?

This was written by a senior in high school

I've always loved photography but this is my first organized set of pictures. They are all from different seasons, as you can probably tell, and were taking in my backyard except for the sunset photo which was taking at my cousin's house in up-state New York.

Voting for the best zine pages with colored dot stickers

Branding Student Work

Photos by Jules Hunt