This poster by Maika and Ricco provides an excellent interpretation of Canada's effort to attract new immigrants during the early part of the 20th century. > Mr. MacIntosh.

Hanh Self Portrait. This oil painting by Hanh Truong is a self portrait that explores how colour can affect the mood and subject matter of a painting.
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Cardboard Shoes. Here Yi Lam Kuang responded to the design challenge of how to create a visually pleasing pair of shoes that could fit here own feet! She did a great job of adding the smallest details - including a price tag! > Ms. Walsh

Canada Day Poster Challenge. Every year the federal government challenges youth to put their creative talents together to create a poster that that might be displayed all over the country during Canada Day festivities. Vicki Yi created this beautiful design using pencil crayons. > Ms. Walsh

Human Figure Oil Painting. Advanced Placement Art student Vivien Ma created this large scale oil painting by using large sweeping brushwork and dark 'moody' colours. A very impressionistic piece resulted! > Ms. Walsh

No. 2 Pencil Bottle. The design challenge for this piece was to take an ordinary item (in this case a plastic bottle) and make it look to be made only with No. 2 pencils. Nick Ma did a great job with colour and detail here! > Ms. Walsh

No. 2 Pencil Toilet. Amy Liao took a more humorous angle on the No. 2 Pencil Project and created a toilet made only of pencils! It is apparent that Amy put a great deal of effort into detailing this piece.
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Urban Landscape at Night. Carmen Clouthier did a wonderful job of creating an impressionistic scene of a city at night in acrylic paints. The colour and loose brushwork are very successful!
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Malaspina Printmakers Society Field Trip. During the Fall semester Advanced Placement Art students Ko Yoshida, Cyrus Wu, and Vivien Ma partook in a unique art-making experience at the Malaspina Printmaker's Society at Granville Island in Vancouver, B.C. They created a small edition of etchings in a professional artist environment and were quite successful!

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Footprints Artist Residency Project. During the Winter semester several Grade 11 and 12 students had the rare opportunity to work with a professional artist and collaborate on a group sculptural installation project. In conjunction with Artstarts and professional artist Janet Wang, these senior art students worked diligently and co-operatively together to create a very thought-provoking work centred around the environmental theme of 'Footprints', i.e., the impact human beings have on the planet. After a lot of hard work and creativity the project became a success! < Ms. Walsh