Unframed

Student Art Show

An exhibition featuring artwork from students across St. Vrain Valley Schools.

Painted Canvas

2026 Unframed Student Art Show Winners

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A colorful butterfly with red and black wings rests near a purple flower on a branch. The artwork is framed.

Hazel Hamilton Bono

Sunset Middle 6th Grade
A colorful drawing of a fox with large eyes, set against a dark, abstract background.

Blaine Batey

Mead Elementary 1st Grade
A textured, monochromatic depiction of a dinosaur skull, showcasing sharp teeth and intricate features.
Dinosaur Fossil

Kingston Knaus

Legacy Elementary 5th Grade
A textured mask resembling Spider-Man, featuring red and blue web patterns with large black eye areas.

Evan Arnold

Aspen Ridge Preparatory School 4th Grade
Close-up drawing of a child sipping from a juice box labeled "Honest Kids," with a focus on their expressive eyes.

Harper Goldsberry

Trail Ridge Middle 8th Grade
Colorful paper ice cream cones with cute faces stacked in a brown basket, created by Juli.

Juli Fernandez

Thunder Valley K-8 1st Grade
Colorful paper art featuring the word "FLOP" in bold letters, surrounded by red and blue decorative shapes.

Maximum Padillo-Lujan

Rocky Mountain Elementary 5th Grade
A colorful painting of a bird's head with striking features, set against a deep red background.
Scraps

Madi Hopp

Mead High 9th Grade
A colorful artwork featuring a train with windows showing trees, alongside white circular patterns on a gray background.
Train

Kamila Olivas

Legacy Elementary 4th Grade
A child in a blue jacket sits on a snowy surface, surrounded by paper snowflakes against a blue background.
Self Portrait on a Hill Collage

Declan Atkinson

Main Street 3rd Grade
A serene landscape featuring a lake at sunset, surrounded by trees and mountains, with colorful reflections on the water.

Emmy Pridgen

Niwot High 10th Grade
Two pencil sketches of young women, each with long hair and serious expressions, framed and displayed side by side.
portrait studies

Ema Rizvi

Twin Peaks Charter Academy 11th Grade
A climber in a red jacket sits on a rocky ledge, overlooking a vast, icy mountain landscape.

Dominik Perez

Longmont High 12th Grade
A decorative bottle features colorful, crafted flowers made from paper, with painted details and embellishments.

Ella Granger

Erie High 11th Grade
A smiling girl with long hair stands against a wall, holding a camera, with her shadow visible on the surface.

Sarah Nunley

Flagstaff Academy 8th Grade
A colorful, handmade cupcake sculpture with pink frosting and a red cherry on top, displayed on a decorative plate.
Cupcake with Cherry

Makenna Hanson

Apex Homeschool 7th Grade
A mixed media artwork titled "Spooky Selfie," featuring abstract, jagged lines and a ghostly figure in the center.
Spooky Selfie

Osani Littleman

Eagle Crest Elementary 5th Grade
Ceramic vase with floral designs on a display table, surrounded by other art pieces in a gallery setting.
No Title

Fiona Anderson

Skyline High 11th Grade
A view from inside a car showing a foot resting on the dashboard, with a scenic sky and trees visible outside.

Orion Klausner

Longmont High 10th Grade
A close-up portrait of an elderly woman with deep wrinkles, white hair, and a warm smile, resting her chin on her hands.

Jenna Johnston

Frederick High 12th Grade
Colorful children's artwork depicting a whimsical cityscape with imaginative buildings and playful characters.
Rizzi City

Marley Livingstone

Apex Homeschool 2nd Grade
An octopus swims through a colorful cosmic background with text about tumbling across the universe.
Across the universe

Koral Guttridge

Silver Creek High 12th Grade
Graffiti art on a wall features red and blue tags, with spray paint cans positioned below and a "No Graffiti" sign above.
Two point perspective

Carson Hart

Erie Middle 8th Grade
Colorful artwork featuring various floral patterns and textures in a patchwork design.

Cynthia Martinez

Twin Peaks Charter Academy 12th Grade
Pencil drawing of a smiling man with curly hair and a beard, wearing a sports jersey. Background is plain.

Trevor Addington

Trail Ridge Middle 8th Grade
Two ceramic bowls are displayed on a black cloth, featuring geometric designs and a teal glaze. A label provides details.
Wheel thrown series

Eliot Hepner

Lyons Middle Senior 11th Grade
A white rabbit in a blue coat holds a pocket watch, looking intently at it against a dark background.

Chase Tourscher

Longmont High 12th Grade
Two figures hold hands while gazing at a city skyline under a starry sky, surrounded by abstract text.

Marcus Yanetta

Altona Middle 8th Grade
Colorful artwork featuring the name "Violet" with ocean waves, fish, and a sunset background. Created by a first grader.

Violet Winter

Blue Mountain Elementary 1st Grade
A colorful drawing of two houses with rain, a bike, flowers, and a black fence, under a cloudy sky.
Motif House

Leilany

Columbine Elementary 4th Grade
Ceramic piece featuring a black base with green and pink swan-like handles, showcasing intricate detailing.
2 Snakes Bobblehead

Addi Parker

Legacy Elementary 4th Grade
A vibrant sky painted with clouds in shades of blue, orange, and yellow, depicting a sunset atmosphere.
Cloud Painting

Victoria Nahas

Erie Middle 7th Grade
A snail-shaped teapot in green and brown, accompanied by two smaller ceramic cups, displayed on a black pedestal.
Consumption

Rose Knollenberg

Skyline High 11th Grade
A scenic landscape featuring mountains, a river winding through a forest, and a vibrant sunset sky.
Perspective

Jack Crawford

Lyons Middle Senior 8th Grade
Colorful clay art piece featuring a green bowl and a purple lid with a red knob, labeled with the artist's details.
Clay

Dalary Zapeta Duque

Indian Peaks Elementary 1st Grade
A handmade clay flower dish with a glossy white center, displayed at the District Art Show 2026.
Flower pinch pot

Jameson Argys

Mountain View Elementary Preschool
A detailed pencil drawing of a sea turtle, showcasing its shell and flippers in grayscale tones.

Layla Goad

Longmont High 12th Grade
Colorful ceramic artwork shaped like a face, featuring various geometric designs and textures. Created by a 5th grader.
Picasso Clay Face

Jaely Bertron

Erie Elementary 5th Grade
A colorful portrait of a smiling person with glasses, featuring purple tones and a green background.

Allison Yang

Coal Ridge Middle 8th Grade
A colorful, felt penguin sculpture with big eyes, a heart-shaped belly, and a teal hat, displayed at an art exhibit.
Pop Art Stuffy

Jovie Bullard

Erie Middle 7th Grade
A colorful dragon with large wings rests among jagged rocks and glowing crystals in a dark, mystical landscape.

Avalie

Carbon Valley Academy 8th Grade
A colorful craft owl made of tissue paper, featuring purple body, green eyes, and orange beak, displayed on a wall.

Temperance Garcia

Flagstaff Academy 5th Grade
A colorful snail model made from clay and a shell, placed on a textured blue and sandy background.
Mollusk

Hallie Zaruba

Centennial Elementary 1st Grade
A pencil drawing of a girl with large eyes, a subtle expression, and long hair, set against striped background.

Thea Williamson

Prairie Ridge Elementary 5th Grade
Six small watercolor paintings depicting landscapes, including mountains, rivers, and a kayak on water.
Places

Que-Anna Linton

Mead High 10th Grade
A detailed sketch of a man with long hair and a beard, wearing a crown of thorns, expressing a somber emotion.

Martha Hernandez Tzun

Trail Ridge Middle 7th Grade
A vibrant sunset over a dirt road, with a white bicycle leaning against a pole and a sign warning against drinking and driving.
Please don’t drink and drive

Kylie paul

Skyline High 12th Grade
A colorful child’s drawing of sunflowers in a vase, with a blue sky background and a rainbow-colored pot.

Audrey Hatch

Soaring Heights PK-8 Preschool
Colorful stained glass panel featuring geometric shapes in orange, green, and white, framed in metal.

Mason Terry

Firestone Charter Academy 8th Grade
A cowboy in a hat sits on a horse overlooking a colorful sunset with clouds and distant mountains.

Audrey Voss

Lyons Middle Senior 11th Grade
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