Wayne County Art

Reverse Glass Painting Meets Cake Decorating!

Our Visual Arts 3 students have been mastering the art of reverse glass painting, a unique technique where designs are painted on one side of the glass and viewed from the other. But we didn’t stop there—students took their newfound skills and applied them to reserving icing drawing to create beautifully decorated cakes!

By flipping their perspective and working in layers, they learned how precision, patience, and creativity can transform both glass and frosting into works of art.

Check out their amazing creations and the journey from paintbrush to piping bag!

As the year comes to a close, we want to show off our senior's accomplishments! We have made memories with these fantastic students, and I know each one will go on to do amazing things! They will be missed on the 600 hall at WCHS!

NAHS students must meet the required GPA and community service hours to receive the cord. This group of students went above and beyond for our community. They showed leadership and set an excellent example for others.

Visual Arts 4 students had to take the four required classes and complete the capstone. The capstone consent of
*Evidence of their thought process
*Ten previous portfolio items.
*Creating symbolic portraits that represent them.
*Theme project, which is a body of work that concentrates on a specific topic.
*Students had to create their branding, which included a resume, logo, business card, brochure, and website.
*Professional Experience Essay
*Artist Research Paper
*Series. For the series, students selected their favorite medium to create a body of work.
These students worked endless hours with lots of crumbled pieces of paper till they were proud of the art they created to receive that pink cord!

Va2 student led paint pour lesson with staff and the amazing Access students!

VA2 had the pleasure of being the teacher while teaching staff and students how to do different paint pour techniques!! Thank you to all the staff members and students who came to our room & took the role as an art student!! We hope you all enjoy the finished products!