Local Talent Shines at CCC High School Fine Arts Day

Clinton Community College recently held its annual High School Fine Arts Day as part of the Community College Month celebrations. The event featured local high school students' artwork in painting, drawing, and graphic design. Participants competed for a 3-credit art course provided by the CCC Paul B. Sharar Foundation, with over 50 submissions received.

Dr. Brian Kelly, President of Clinton Community College, praised the quality and creativity of the submissions and encouraged the students to continue developing their artistic skills.

The competition winners were announced in three categories. In drawing, Allison Gilmore from West Carroll and Daria Prymachova from Central Dewitt were recognized for their works 'Suspicious Twins' and an untitled snail piece, respectively. In graphic design, Audry Wilke and Megan Daniels from Central Dewitt won for 'Whale' and 'Let’s Rock.' In painting, Mereck Fuller from Clinton High and Audriana Guldner from Central Dewitt were awarded for 'Painting of Coco' and 'Sunsets in the Mountains.'

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