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15. Vincent Tessieri
Hanami
~ The Japanese traditional custom of
enjoying the transient beauty of flowers ~
It was fun to paint something different.
Stoked to be a part of it. Thanks.
vtessieri@yahoo.com
19. Naimeh Woodward
Save the Bees
With this playful painting, I wish to
inspire a love of nature and in particular
honey bees. Bees play a vital role in our
ecosystem. The death of bees is not just
a natural tragedy, it presents a potential
threat to the continuation of human
life as we know it. A quarter of the
food Americans eat comes from plants
pollinated by honey bees. So, let’s do what
we can to educate and take steps to save
them.
16. Cristine Weatherby
Beach Town
I make art to share an open heart.
Every day I am stopped in my tracks by
something wonderful and if I am fortunate
enough to get it down on paper, then I
get to share that wonderful. I have been
working at painting and drawing for a
long time now and I am still feeling the
excitement in every new project.
Thank you!
crisweatherby.com
17. Isabella Weaver
Crooked
This piece depicts the simple relationship
between natural beings and their
environment. I find the harshness of crows
and desert landscapes to be intriguing –
raw and beautiful.
I am a junior at San Dieguito Academy. This
is my third time participating in Arts Alive,
and I am very grateful to the foundation
for offering me this wonderful opportunity.
18. Laura K Woodward
Stars of the Sea
I love to paint scenes from the coral reef
because of all the fun I can have with
color and form, fitting it all together like a
puzzle. From the beautiful, spotted, little
Banggai Cardinalfish to the colorful, ever
fascinating starfish, the myriad creatures
and plants of the reef are all Stars of the
Sea.
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