The year comes to an End




Lots of great things have gone on in Creative Arts classroom this year. Unfortunately, I have not had time to keep up with posting the ongoings of these classes on a day to day basis. I have however, been taking photos of students and thier art all year and will post a description of the projects and a number of successful student samples when I get some time over the summer. I will also post photos from our most recent Art show which was held at the Pearl Ellis Gallery in Comox.
 Hope you take on some creative projects this summer.
Photo: James Ashcroft, Skateboard refurbish project

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