Lincoln High School student shines at regional art show

Lincoln High School senior Adrianna "Anna" May received four awards at the 42nd Annual Educational Service District 123 Art Show at Columbia Basin College in Pasco March 4. She received the Judge's Choice award, Superintendent's Choice award, honorable mention, and a $1,000 scholarship from Central Washington University. The winning piece she submitted was entitled, "The Places We Go."

“This is a surreal piece that uses odd proportions and a light dreamy theme,” said Lincoln High School Principal Marci Knauft. “This work was inspired by the relationship Anna and her brother share. They have moved many times thoughout their lives and are really close. She did this painting to depict the bond they share.”

Lincoln High School submissions:
- Luke Martin, Lincoln HS 10th grade, submitted the piece "Don't Lose Your Way" done in tempura and acrylic.

- Larissa Teal, Lincoln HS 9th grade, created a 3-D piece using sticks and glue entitled, "Ostrich on the Run."

- Daisha Jackson, Lincoln HS 10th grade, submitted the piece "One Mind, Two Sides" using watercolor and yarn.

- Anna May, Lincoln HS 12th grade submitted two pieces of art. The first was entitled "The Places, We Go" and was done in watercolor. The second was done in ink and colored pencil and was entitled, "The Black and White."

PHOTO: Superintendent Dr. Bill Jordan celebrates with Lincoln HS senior Adrianna "Anna" May following her success in the ESD Art Show.