Published July 05. 2023 01:34PM
by Melissa Baltazar Special to The Press
Emmaus High School recently hosted an art show featuring an exceptional group of young artists.
These talented students, with their creativity and skill, left the audience awe-inspired and their own gleaming with pride as they displayed their remarkable artwork.
The art show showcased a diverse range of artistic styles and mediums. From intricate pencil drawings to vibrant acrylic paintings, each piece represented the unique perspective and talent of its creator. The gallery walls were adorned with vivid landscapes, striking portraits and abstract masterpieces that conveyed powerful emotions.
What made this art show truly special was the age of the artists involved. These were not seasoned professionals or well-established artists; they were students of various grades from EHS. Their level of artistic maturity surpassed their years, leaving attendees in disbelief at their exceptional abilities.
The art show at EHS was a resounding success, serving as a testament to the remarkable talent hidden within its halls. These students, with their astonishing artistic abilities, left an indelible mark on the community, inspiring all who had the privilege of witnessing their creativity.
It is a reminder of the incredible potential that lies within students and the transformative power of art.
Press Photos by Melissa Baltazar Emmaus High School student Seriah George specializes in digital art and is among student artists featured in the annual Emmaus High School Art Show recently.
An example of George's art is featured in a portfolio at the art show.
A display features four of George's artworks.
EHS student Angelo Garcia specializes in digital art and animation and is pictured drawing animation caricatures on request in real time while art show visitors watch.
Nyah Emilio, an AP Art student, specializes in black and white ink art and animé.
EHS student Lord Henry is a painter and also sells his art by customizing sneakers with his original artwork.
EHS student Liv Schissler specializes in special effects makeup and will work for Smooth-On after high school graduation. She also works as a professional makeup artist at Dorney Park.
