Visual Arts

12th Grade 2D Art

Her drawing shows an inner battle between hope and despair. The bright light represents God's mercy and glory while the darkness represents Satan and sin.

11th Grade 3D Art

This sculpture was inspired by the Nutcracker ballet and the student's favorite artist, Won-young. It was truly a labor of love. The student-artist spent nearly two months working on it, dedicating time almost every day to bring her masterpiece to life.

11th Grade 2D Art

Rhinos are killed for their horns. This student wanted to do a piece representing that loss.

9th Grade 2D Art

"On each side of the river stood the tree of life." Revelation 22:2

Vibrant, abstract skyscrapers in various colors and shapes against a blue sky with wispy clouds, creating a whimsical and imaginative cityscape.

2nd Grade

A colorful, patchwork-style Christmas tree with a golden star on top, set against a vibrant orange background.

Kindergarten

In the beginning, God created...

- Genesis 1:1

Drawing I and II

This Drawing I course is designed to develop the drawing skills of the student. Drawing is a learned sill that everyone can master and come to appreciate. Our students will explore drawing through a variety of mediums, such as pencil, conte', colored pencil, pastel and charcoal. The students will understand the basic shapes that God has created and learn to see the environment around them.

Our advanced course is designed to allow students who demonstrate ability and self-discipline to continue in the area of drawing. It will allow the student to develop his/her abilities for the glory of God and prepare them for the AP level course and beyond.

Painting I and II

The Painting I course will explore color and composition theory through a variety of exercises and paintings in watercolor and acrylic paint. The student will understand color as established by God and how to use color to make an artistic statement. The student will explore grisaille still life, landscape, and trope l'oil in his pursuit of learning to handle color and form.

The advanced course is designed to allow the student who has demonstrated ability and self-discipline to continue in the area of painting. It will allow the student to develop his/her abilities for the glory of God and prepare them for AP level courses and beyond.

Ceramics I and II

As God is the potter and man is the clay, the students will learn that clay will only do what the potter causes it to do. The Ceramics I course will focus on the various methods of creating ceramic pieces in both hand built and pottery wheel methods. The student will also explore the creative application of various methods of decoration. The student will be exposed to ceramic pieces of art history.

The advanced course is an excellent choice for those who are seeking a continuation of skills already learned and to develop personal style and consistency. Work in series and sets is emphasized, as are refining, finishing, and glazing.

Visual Arts

Visual Arts students at all levels are encouraged to bring glory to God through their artistic talents. Art Department courses include Drawing, Ceramics, Painting, Sculpture, and General Art. Participation in local art shows include the Central Florida Fair and Art Festivals in Maitland and Winter Park.

Additional Visual Arts courses include Video Production, Computer Graphics, Yearbook, and Photography.