Ahlani, Grade 1
paint and objects
12 x 18
Alexander Elementary School
Henry Sanchez, teacher

Mateo, Grade 3
watercolors and construction paper
12 x 18
Alexander Elementary School
Henry Sanchez, teacher

Titus, Grade 3
pencil and colored pencil
8.5 x 11
Alexander Elementary School
Henry Sanchez, teacher

Areli, Grade 4
markers
8.5 x 11
Alexander Elementary School
Henry Sanchez, teacher

Audrey, Grade 1
crayons
9 x 12
McNair Elementary School
Jodi Dallas, teacher

Precious, Grade 2
markers and crayons
9 x 12
McNair Elementary School
Jodi Dallas, teacher

Kayla, Grade 2
crayons
9 x 12
McNair Elementary School
Jodi Dallas, Teacher

Lola, Grade 3
marker and crayon
9 x 12
McNair Elementary School
Jodi Dallas, teacher

Sally, Grade 3
crayons
9 x 12
McNair Elementary School
Jodi Dallas, teacher

Daniels, Grade 3
oil pastels and tempera paint
9 x 12
Hawk Elementary School
Stephanie Halberstadt, teacher

Kaley, Grade 1
oil pastels, construction paper, buttons
9 x 12
Hawk Elementary School
Stephanie Halberstadt, teacher

Sophia, Grade 5
paper
12 x 12
Hawk Elementary School
Stephanie Halberstadt, teacher

Emma, Grade 1
construction paper, oil pastels, buttons, and sequins
9 x 12
Hawk Elementary School
Stephanie Halberstadt, teacher

Tate, Grade 5
tempera paint and chalk
9 x 12
Hawk Elementary School
Stephanie Halberstadt, teacher

August, Grade 4
marker
9 x 12
Sam Houston Elementary School
Lindsey Dykes, teacher

Vincent, Grade 3
construction paper, scissors, and glue
9 x 12
Sam Houston Elementary School
Lindsey Dykes, teacher

Jacob, Grade 5
colored pencil
9 x 12
Sam Houston Elementary School
Lindsey Dykes, teacher

Olivia, Grade 5
marker
9 x 12
Sam Houston Elementary School
Lindsey Dykes, teacher

Lisa, Grade 1
mixed media
9 x 6
Sam Houston Elementary School
Lindsey Dykes, teacher

Isabella, Grade 5
pencil
L.A. Nelson Elementary School
Denise Clyne, teacher

Liliana, Grade 5
scratchboard
4 x 6
L.A. Nelson Elementary School
Denise Clyne, teacher

Clare, Grade 2
marker and white tempera
12 x 18
L.A. Nelson Elementary School
Denise Clyne, teacher

Alayna, Grade 1
marker and watercolor
12 x 18
L.A. Nelson Elementary School
Denise Clyne, teacher

Hudson, Grade 1
crayons and paint
12 x 18
L.A. Nelson Elementary School
Denise Clyne, teacher

Cade, 4
crayons and markers
12 x 12
Woodrow Wilson Elementary School
Lilianna O’Conner, teacher

Mia, Grade 5
oil pastel on paper
9 x 16
Woodrow Wilson Elementary School
Lilianna O’Connor, teacher

Ivy, Grade 1
crayon and watercolor
9 x 12
Woodrow Wilson Elementary School
Lilianna O’Conner, teacher

Jaxxon, Grade 3
crayon and watercolor
12 x 12
Woodrow Wilson Elementary School
Lilianna O’Conner, teacher

Kameila, Grade 4
markers
Providence Elementary School
Erica Lease, teacher

Artist Statement
These buildings are colored in warm and cool colors. Cool colors are blue, green and purple, warm colors are red, orange and yellow.

Lyla, Grade 5
marker and pencil
9 x 12
Providence Elementary School
Erica Lease, teacher

Artist Statement
This drawing is of a marine exhibit in perspective. It shows ocean animals swimming inside a glass aquarium.

Axel, Grade 6
marker and colored pencil
9 x 12
Providence Elementary School
Erica Lease, teacher

Artist Statement
This artwork is a drawing of a city with a setting sun.

Abigail, Grade 2
tempera paint
9 x 12
Providence Elementary School
Erica Lease, Teacher

Artist Statement
This painting shows different blue values of the ocean. They are created by mixing blue with white and black to create the effects of light in the ocean.

Kaliska, Grade 1
oil pastels
9 x 12
Providence Elementary School
Erica Lease, teacher

Artist Statement
This is a drawing of sun with warm colors and a moon with cool colors. The cool colors are blues, greens and purples. The warm colors are reds, yellows and oranges.

Molly, Grade 4
watercolor and crayon
9 x 12
WS Ryan Elementary School
Shayla Kuntzmann, teacher

Artist Statement
For my watercolor resist painting I used only warm colors. Chickens are my favorite animal, so that is why I chose to do a chicken.

Noe, Grade 4
watercolor and crayon
9 x 12
WS Ryan Elementary School
Shayla Kuntzmann, teacher

Artist Statement
I used warm and cool colors for my watercolor resist painting. I didn't paint the whole background because I liked the way it looked with the white.

Claire, Grade 4
watercolor and crayon
9 x 12
WS Ryan Elementary School
Shayla Kuntzmann, teacher

Artist Statement
My watercolor resist painting is done using only cool colors. I chose cool colors because they reminded me of underwater.

Reed, Grade 2
watercolor and crayon
9 x 12
WS Ryan Elementary School
Shayla Kuntzmann, teacher

Artist Statement
My watercolor resist painting is done using mostly warm colors. I added some cool colors as accents.

Owen, Grade 3
watercolor and crayon
9 x 12
WS Ryan Elementary School
Shayla Kuntzmann, teacher

Artist Statement
This artwork is a watercolor resist painting. I used only cool colors to paint my Duck.

Emorie, Grade 3
paint and paper collage
EP Rayzor Elementary School
Carleen Michener, teacher

Karli, Grade 3
paper collage
12 x 18
EP Rayzor Elementary School
Carleen Michener, teacher

Selah, Grade 5
egg cartons, paint, fabric, and cardboard
6 x5
EP Rayzor Elementary School
Carleen Michener, teacher

Ava, Grade 1
paper collage and markers
12 x 8
EP Rayzor Elementary School
Carleen Michener, teacher

Chloe, Grade 5
egg cartons, fabric, paint, and cardboard
6 x 5
EP Rayzor Elementary School
Carleen Michener, teacher

Natalia, Grade 5
markers on paper
6 x 9
Hodge Elementary School
Brian Gomez, teacher

Bryanna, Grade 5
markers on paper
6 x 9
Hodge Elementary School
Brian Gomez, teacher

Isabella, Grade 4
markers on paper
6 x 9
Hodge Elementary School
Brian Gomez, teacher

Madeline, Grade 4
markers on paper
6 x 9
Hodge Elementary School
Brian Gomez, teacher

Shania, Grade 5
markers on paper
6 x 9
Hodge Elementary School
Brian Gomez, teacher

Myelli, Grade 5
colored pencil & sharpie
9 x 12
Frank Borman Elementary School
Kelley Quinn McGee, teacher

Kimberly, Grade 4
colored pencil & sharpie
8.5 x 11
Frank Borman Elementary School
Kelley Quinn McGee, teacher

Anthony, Grade 4
magazines, cut paper, and glue
9 x 12
Frank Borman Elementary School
Kelley Quinn McGee, teacher

Mandi, Grade 5
pen and colored pencil
9 x 12
Frank Borman Elementary School
Kelley Quinn McGee, teacher

Gustavo, Kindergarten
watercolor collage
12 x 24
Frank Borman Elementary School
Kelley Quinn McGee, teacher

Emma, Grade 2
mixed media
Olive Stephens Elementary School
Megan Trammell, teacher

Chris, Grade 3
watercolor and pastel
Olive Stephens Elementary School
Megan Trammell, teacher

Maanav, Grade 4
mixed media
Olive Stephens Elementary School
Megan Trammell, teacher

Dayani, Grade 3
tempera paint
Newton Rayzor Elementary School
Amanda Gibson, teacher

Avery, Grade 2
metal repousse, ink
Olive Stephens Elementary School
Megan Trammell, teacher

Maddie, Kindergarten
tempera paint and crayon
Newton Rayzor Elementary School
Amanda Gibson, teacher

Artist Statement
I painted Ms. Gibson, and what I think her dog and her house look like. We only used primary colors so I made her hair blue.

Jaxson, Grade 1
marker and ink
Olive Stephens Elementary School
Megan Trammell, teacher

Olivia, Grade 1
marker
Newton Rayzor Elementary School
Amanda Gibson, teacher

Eddie, Grade 2
collage
Newton Rayzor Elementary School
Amanda Gibson, teacher

Artist statement:
I made a city scene at night time. There are four buildings, a road, a car driving, and a man on the moon.

Gilberto, Grade 5
tempera paint on mat board
Newton Rayzor Elementary School
Amanda Gibson, teacher

Unknown, Grade 4
pencil
Adkins Elementary School
Jamie McCormick, teacher

Lang, Grade 2
crayon
Adkins Elementary School
Jamie McCormick, teacher

Natalie, Grade 5
digital art, Seesaw
Adkins Elementary School
Jamie McCormick, teacher

Aryan, Grade 1
watercolor and sharpie
Adkins Elementary School
Jamie McCormick, teacher

Sophia, Grade 3
digital art, Seesaw
Adkins Elementary School
Jamie McCormick, teacher

Gianna, Grade 1
oil pastel
11 x 17
Cross Oaks Elementary School
Stacy Bzdok, teacher

Kingston, Grade 1
oil pastels, Sharpie, yarn, glue
6 x 6
Cross Oaks Elementary School
Stacy Bzdok, teacher

Preston & Aston, Grade 3
oil pastel, colored pencil
9 x 12
Cross Oaks Elementary School
Stacy Bzdok, teacher

Josephine, Grade 3
tempera, glue
11 x 17
Cross Oaks Elementary School
Stacy Bzdok, teacher