09/02/2026
Last week, our 6th–8th grade artists in Mrs. Trigg’s and Mrs. McCay’s classes, put their creativity to work in more ways than one! 🎨
Students explored Pop Art inspired by Andy Warhol, transforming everyday candy wrappers and soda cans into bold, colorful artwork while learning about color, shape, line, value, cropping, composition, and contrast. They also learned how Warhol challenged traditional ideas about what could be considered art and discovered that even everyday objects can become something creative and meaningful!
They continued thinking outside the box—literally 📦—by working with an unconventional art medium: cardboard! Students used cardboard to create their own unique pieces, showing that art can be made from just about anything.
We loved seeing their creativity and BIG artistic choices shine! ✨🧡💙