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Student Art Show

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

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2026 Unframed Student Art Show Winners

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A close-up of white flowers blooming on a tree branch against a blurred blue sky background.

Alannah Palmer

Flagstaff Academy 8th Grade
A colorful drawing of a chameleon on a branch, with a person peeking from behind its tail in a leafy background.
Chameleon

Mia Mijares

Thunder Valley K-8 3rd Grade
A colorful pastel drawing of a hummingbird beside a large purple flower against a soft, blended background.

Logan Booton

Aspen Ridge Preparatory School 7th Grade
A colorful drawing of a snowman with a carrot nose, hearts, a triangle, and a snowflake on its body.

Ezequiel Maravilla

Rocky Mountain Elementary 1st Grade
A colorful fleece hat with a galaxy pattern, featuring braided ties in shades of blue and green.
Fleece Hat

Josh Gunderson

Main Street 7th Grade
A black and white linocut print of a bird perched on a branch, surrounded by abstract patterns.

Keira Edmundson

Twin Peaks Charter Academy 5th Grade
A glass artwork depicting a forest scene with green foliage, dark branches, and yellow flowers at the base.
Fused Glass

Brynn LaLiberte

Erie High 12th Grade
A colorful landscape with mountains in the background and flowers in the foreground, featuring the text "WHERE ARE YOU GOING?"
Where Are You Going?

Mimi Turrill

Skyline High 11th Grade
Colorful artwork featuring zigzag patterns and rainbow waves, created by fourth graders Seth and Isabel.

Seth Stolar

Blue Mountain Elementary 4th Grade
A teardrop-shaped pendant in deep blue, wrapped with light blue wire for an artistic design.
Cage wrap

Scotlyn Houston

Frederick High 11th Grade
A colorful clay bird sculpture by a second grader, displayed on a table with an identification card.

Finnegan Pendergrass

Soaring Heights PK-8 Preschool
A colorful abstract illustration featuring various figures, swirling lines, and handwritten text, conveying emotion and storytelling.

Kayla Uemura

Longmont High 11th Grade
A pencil drawing of a rustic farm scene with two barns, trees, a fence, and a few animals in the foreground.

Edgar Del Villar Moreno

Timberline PK-8 5th Grade
A display of various paintings depicting human body parts, including hands, legs, and facial features, on a grid.
Threads of being

Ellie Sievers

Apex Homeschool 12th Grade
A colorful painting featuring a large red flower with a blue center, set against a bright yellow background.
OKeefe Color Mixing Flowers

Lydia Rogers

Mountain View Elementary 1st Grade
Colorful watercolor drawing of a smiling monster with horns, alongside a smaller pink creature in a green background.
Monster Story Scene

Ruby Robinson

Highlands Elementary Kindergarten
A stylized creature resembling a centipede with spiky features and a red background.
Centipede

Marcus Yanetta

Altona Middle 8th Grade
Colorful abstract painting of a fish with various patterns and vibrant background of blues, reds, and greens.

Franco Sullca Quispe

Longs Peak Middle 6th Grade
A watercolor painting of a resting yellow lab, lying on the floor near a wall, with soft colors and gentle shadows.
No title

Ivy Wertz

Erie High 11th Grade
A close-up drawing of an owl with textured gray feathers and striking yellow eyes against a dark background.
Owl

Noah Noyes

Legacy Elementary 5th Grade
Two penguin art pieces are displayed: a plush penguin and a drawing, both labeled with students' names and grades.
Pop Art Stuffy

Caden McMahan

Erie Elementary 1st Grade
A woman in traditional attire stands beside a red horse, surrounded by colorful flowers on a textured background.

Maleeya Fernando

Erie High 11th Grade
Illustration of a human hand skeleton in white and yellow chalk on a black background, highlighting bone structure.

Adilynn Chaplin

Mead Elementary 5th Grade
A decorative vase with a split design in brown and cream, featuring floral and swirl patterns.
Wheeltrown & Coil Vase

Maya Siess

Niwot High 12th Grade
Serene lake scene at sunset, with reflections on the water and lush greenery along the shore.
Landscape Photograph

Benjamin Francisco Pureco

Sanborn Elementary 4th 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 monochromatic landscape featuring snow-capped mountains under a bright moon and scattered stars.
Mountain Range Moonscape

Logan Austefjord

Niwot High 10th Grade
A ceramic mask with textured lines, displayed on a black table, labeled as made by an 8th grader named Nix Chaffin.
Coil Mask

Nix Chaffin

Westview Middle 8th 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 paper collage depicting a cityscape with buildings, vehicles on a bridge, and water below.
My Collage

Eathan Pollard

Mead Elementary 1st Grade
A young bartender in a vest holds a shaker and bottle, with colorful liquor bottles in the background.

Zoe Boros

Erie High 9th Grade
A colorful drawing of a blue cartoon character with a hat and arms raised, set against a purple background.

Morgyn Huston

Aspen Ridge Preparatory School 3rd Grade
A colorful umbrella with hearts is held by a figure in a blue coat and rainbow-striped socks, standing in a puddle.

Gracyn Thome

Red Hawk Elementary 1st Grade
A colorful watercolor illustration of crashing waves over a brown and pink surfboard against a vibrant yellow background.

Elizabeth Edwards

Firestone Charter Academy 5th Grade
Ceramic sculpture of a cartoonish dog head with exaggerated features, colorful details, and a playful expression.
Clay Character

Grady Davis

Hygiene Elementary 5th Grade
Colorful paper mache skull with purple and pink tissue paper hair, decorated with beads and painted details.
Paper Mache and Paint

Carolina Cruz Esquivel

Indian Peaks Elementary 5th Grade
A colorful self-portrait of a girl wearing sunglasses, showing a peace sign, with vibrant background and bold text.
Pop Art Self-Portrait

Sienna Fields

Apex Homeschool 7th Grade
A colorful, textured drawing of a cat with green eyes, set against a blue background.
Pastel and tempra cat

Elliot Frank

Hygiene Elementary 5th Grade
A vibrant painting featuring a goldfish, a butterfly, and a tree against a blue sky with clouds and city skyline.

Darci Peck

Longs Peak Middle 8th Grade
A detailed pencil drawing of a sea turtle, highlighting its textured shell and flippers.

Alayna Roth

Prairie Ridge Elementary 5th Grade
Cubist self-portrait featuring layered cutouts in red and blue, showcasing eyes, nose, and mouth.
Cubism style self portrait

Kyle Neff

Legacy Elementary 3rd Grade
A detailed pencil drawing of two ballet shoes, laced and positioned on a wooden surface.

Kinley Wolfsberger

Longmont High 9th Grade
Colorful water lilies with red flowers float on a textured, multicolored water surface.
Water Lilies

Yulianna Medina Gasca

Prairie Ridge Elementary 4th 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
Two stylized birds with red eyes perched on a branch surrounded by white flowers, under a warm, glowing background.

Natalie Padilla

Frederick High 10th Grade
A mixed media portrait of a girl with green eyes and brown hair, featuring a neutral expression and subtle details.

Maisie McGregor

Westview Middle 6th Grade
A muscular character with spiky yellow hair holds a small bird against a colorful background with a sun and rocks.

Anthony Adragna

Longs Peak Middle 8th 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
A handmade penguin drawing with a heart, displayed among other art pieces at an exhibition.

Ethan Chen

Erie Elementary Kindergarten
Quilled art piece featuring a blue and black tree with flowers, created by a 7th-grade student.

Joscelyn Tello-Loya

Twin Peaks Charter Academy 7th Grade