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Subtlety: Honorable Mention
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Archbishop Wood’s Michaella Becker, 16, of Langhorne used a forest of mushrooms to form a hidden deer. The more you look, the more you see. |
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Subtlety: Honorable Mention
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Archbishop Wood’s Michele Westhoff, 16, of Horsham painted this clever pastoral scene, complete with a cow abduction hidden nicely in the upper right. |
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Subtlety: 2nd Place
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This clever mixed-media piece by Archbishop Wood’s Maura Gricoski, 17, of Warrington disguised a ram as a wrecking ball, controlled by Miley Cyrus. |
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Subtlety: 1st Place
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93 |
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Warminster’s Chris Stefanowski, 17, of Archbishop Wood painted this beautiful planetscape with the hidden fishlike mountains and a tentacled creature disguised on the horizon. Very cool. |
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Song illustrated: 2nd Place
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27 |
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“King of the World” by Steely Dan as illustrated with pen and ink by Xavier Lorie, 18, of CB West. Donald Fagen would be proud.
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Song illustrated: 1st Place
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“Alice” by Avril Lavigne as interpreted by Haylee Moss, 18, of Archbishop Wood. Haylee painted a vibrantly colored spiral composition. If she didn’t sign the work at the lower right corner, we wouldn’t know which way was up. |
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Song Illustrated: Honorable Mention
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Rachel Harding, 17, of CB East used pen, ink and watercolor to illustrate “Dead!” by My Chemical Romance. |
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Portrait: Honorable Mention
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46 |
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CB West’s Emily Schlotter, 17, of Doylestown used pencil to draw this excellent rendering of 1960s fashion icon Twiggy. |
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Portrait: First Place
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170 |
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There was an audible gasp when the judges saw this chalk pastel portrait by Deanna Kloppel, 18, of CB West. There is a sinister beauty about this over-sized piece. |
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Portrait: 2nd Place
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343 |
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Shawn Mansfield of Cherokee High School rendered this beautiful pencil portrait of John F. Kennedy. |
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Portrait: Honorable Mention
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Archbishop Ryan’s Jessica Schell, 17, of Bensalem used acrylic paint for her stylized geometric portrayal of Jennifer Lawerence. |
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Portrait: Honorable Mention
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Caitlyn Cunningham, 15, of Fairless Hills had the distinction of being our first entry with her fine pencil portrait of Jennifer Aniston. |
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Portrait: Honorable Mention 2
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Clarissa Atkinson, 18, of Archbishop Ryan composed a large stylized acrylic grid painting of Clark Gable and Vivian Leigh from the 1939 classic “Gone With the Wind.” |
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Portrait: Honorable Mention
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This one is very fragile. Julie Seif, 18, of Warminster used Skittles and cotton candy to complete this highly original portrait of the “Queen of Warminster.” |
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5 Elements: Honorable Mention
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Andrew Rameniski, 16, of Cherokee High School used colored pencils for this real-life game of Mouse Trap containing all the necessary items. |
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5 Elements: Honorable Mention
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Our only 3-D entry was provided by Archbishop Wood’s Nicholas Blonder, 18, of Warminster. I guess the fork in the tiger’s eye meets the repulsion requirement. Or the bloody rat. |
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5 Elements: Honorable Mention
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New Hope Academy’s Talia Lemma, 16, of Jamison used color pencils for this drawing with all the necessary objects. |
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5 Elements: Honorable Mention
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Archbishop Ryan's Ian Buchanan, 18, of Bensalem used all the required items. The cat clock meets the feline requirement quite nicely. |
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5 Elements: 2nd Place
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35 |
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Joanne Lee of Cherokee High School went with acrylic paint for her piece using all five elements. The cat reflected in the spoon rising from the apple stem was a brilliant stroke. |
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5 Elements: First Place
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182 |
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Jacqueline Moyer, 18, of Newtown knocked our socks off with this amazingly creepy painting with all five required elements: a feline, a game board, fruit, a kitchen untensil and a sense of repulsion. The truth is, this one would be an amazing piece of art regardless of the entry requirements. |
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