Liberty HS students and their teachers were present Thursday evening, Jan. 12, to display their creative works. Traditional mediums such as ceramics/clay, pencils, charcoal and oil paints only be seen incorporated with more modern mediums such as crayons, feathers and plastics. Photography and digital arts were also displayed.

Several students were on hand to talk about their art.

Senior Jadalize Lamboy eagerly explained the motivation behind her art. She works in several different mediums, including oil paints, pencil, ceramics and even crayon. Lamboy communicates through her art in a way that gives visual meaning to her feelings. Lamboy has applied to Moore College of Art and Design and would like to be an art teacher, like her role model, Mrs. Landis.

Lamboy explained, “At first, I wanted to be an artist and just focus on making art, but Mrs. Landis showed me that teaching art is a great way to share artistic passion.”

Fellow senior Taya Scott was available to show and talk about her ceramics. Scott, too, is planning to go to school for art.

Liberty plans to hold its spring art show at the end of the second semester.

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