Jude, 9, of Shenandoah Elementary School, posed with his artwork. The project was based on Picasso.
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Cypress Springs Elementary displayed nearly 100 paintings from each grade level at the ArtWalk.
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Primrose School of Avalon Park displayed pictures students drew this year remembering Sept. 11, 2001.
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Kami, 9, and Kendall, 10, painted pictures outside of Family Christian Academy's booth, filled with student-produced art.
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Family Christian Academy art teachers thought outside the box, having students create paintings of horses and other animals from their hand prints, forming animals from wooden blocks and popsicle sticks and manipulating photographs to create unique works of art.
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Sunrise Elementary submitted art from an Australian-themed art unit.
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Shenandoah Elementary displayed the pinwheels students created for their Pinwheels for Peace project, which is part of the International Day of Peace on Sept. 21.
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Johnny Nguyen, owner and artist for Finn Comics, is an Avalon Park resident.
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Wetherbee Elementary recreated famous Vincent van Gogh pieces, such as "Starry Night", with mixed media such as small pieces of paper and broken crayons.
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Co-organizer Sharlene Dewitz of Just 1 Book, said she is already looking forward to next year's ArtWalk, which they hope will attract double the number of schools and attendees.
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Kiwanis of Avalon Park, cosponsor of the event, had a Spin Art booth where kids could create a colorful masterpiece.
Published on September 26, 2011