ART SAVES LIVES!!!

1/13/2016

Intermediate and Advanced Ceramic and Sculpture Students- Please post a comment on one of the "Endangered Species" posters that moved you the most that were displayed in class. Discuss your feelings about the specific animal, how the poster was presented by the artist, and any comments on how we can make a difference and save this animal.
Take care, Dr. Woods

24 Comments

Danielle Dumity

1/14/2016 07:42:04 am

Marissa Robeson made a poster on sea turtles. She explained how oil and other pollutants we put in our waters are poisoning, killing, drowning, causing skin loss, etc. for these turtles. She also gave facts about the turtles. We can reduce pollutants and fossil fuels dumped into waters to help save the sea turtles.

lexi cupp

1/14/2016 07:48:13 am

Devon Fells pandas bear posted taught me that pandas live until they're 20 and the effort in painting he put into it looks good.

Marissa Robeson

1/14/2016 07:51:42 am

Danielle Dumity did her endangered species project in polar bears. The visual and factual representation of polar bears taught me that they are killed for profit and face hardships in obtaining food. She gave ways to save them as well as fun facts such as they aren't actually white.

Kaitlin Bowen

1/14/2016 07:51:47 am

Lauren Balogh created a poster on Sea Turtles. I learned that there are only 7 species of sea turtles left in the world, and that they are often killed by nets, and people who use their shells as bowls.

Sydney Martin

1/14/2016 07:51:52 am

Lexi Sinani did her poster on endangered pandas. It taught me that there aren't many left in the wild and that we need to take control of what is happening now. She also did a very good job with her drawing of the panda and she was very creative with her poster.

Autumn Wortham

1/14/2016 07:52:11 am

Courtney Fisher chose African Penguins as the endangered species she wanted to do her project on. Along with a beautiful painting of a penguin, she also used very interesting facts on her poster as well. Courtney shed light on the rising issue of endangering penguins, such as food shortages and the rising demand for their eggs. Overall, her poster was very fun, informational, and vibrant!

Madison McNutt

1/14/2016 07:53:48 am

Sydney Martin made a poster on Galápagos Penguins. It looks like she put a lot of effort into it and it looks very nice. From her poster, I learned that the population is less than 2,000 and that fishing can actually be a cause for their population decreasing. It is also interesting that they're the only species found north of the equator and in the Galápagos.

Alex Sinani

1/14/2016 07:54:18 am

Avery Ortman made a poster on cheetahs and she captured the wild side of cheetahs. The watercolor painting of the cheetah draws your attention in. She gives you information on how much are left. She puts a website to visit to help support them!

Savannah Cooley

1/14/2016 07:54:42 am

Madison Mcnutt did her endangered species project on the Monarch Butterfly. The reason I chose her poster is because it's visually appealing, there are many beautiful colors. also, she put a lot of detail into her butterfly drawing & painting it. she also stated many facts that taught me about the Monarch Butterfly that were very interesting.

Sam Darrell

1/14/2016 07:55:04 am

Anna mehall's elephant poster taught me that three to five million African elephant populations were reduced due to hunting in the last century. This is a very eye opening statistic. Her poster is very creative and informative.

Ashlee dent

1/14/2016 07:55:15 am

Madison McMurtry did a beautiful monarch butterfly. Everything was clear and neat, the light colors she used in the background were very appealing. Very well done butterfly.

Anna Mehall

1/14/2016 07:55:19 am

Sam Darrell's elephant poster taught me that there are only 40,000-50,000 Asian Elephants left in the wild. Her poster is really creative and you can tell she put in a lot of effort.

Avery ortman

1/14/2016 07:55:20 am

Alex sinani chose a panda as her endangered animal project. She crafted a beautiful and adorable panda. Along with a poster with a awesome watercolor painting of a panda. The poster was decorated and both projects showed a lot of detail and we constructed well.

Kailey Matkin

1/14/2016 07:55:58 am

Tiffany Keller tougher me how long honey bees last for, why they're endangered and some other cool facts that I think people should know. Our world needs honeybees and pesticides are killing them. It's sad but the number is going up so maybe they can come out of the endangered category very soon!

Devon fell

1/14/2016 07:56:42 am

Starr alvarezs poster has taught me that sea lions are endangered and there predators are killer whales and sharks but man is biggest threat

lauren

1/14/2016 07:56:49 am

Sam, taught me that there are African American elephants declined 50% since 1979 & also they communicate by touch sight smell and sound, they can live up to 70 years in the wild

Serena Potter

1/14/2016 07:57:06 am

Kaitlin bowen did a project on pacific northwest tree octopus i like the facts and drawings and details on it

Starr Alvarez

1/14/2016 07:58:13 am

Tiffany Keller had the cutest honey bee and taught that they can't see the color red. The main reason they are endangered is because of pesticides.

Uriel gonzalez

1/14/2016 07:58:26 am

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Donte Rivera

1/14/2016 08:00:54 am

Sydney Martin choose the Galapogos Penguin. This is the same animal I choose this is why I really like this poster. This poster has many interesting facts about this animal and a picture of the animal. Ways we can save this animal would be to stop destrying their habitats.

Trenady Lang

1/14/2016 08:01:40 am

Lauren Balogh did a great job painting her sea turtle and I loved her finding Nemo quote

Janine N. Lewis Doncontell

1/14/2016 08:02:55 am

Starr A. made her poster on Sea Lions. She told us general information like where they like, what they eat, and lifespan. The reason that they are endangered is because of man, especially plastics in the ocean.

Cerela Finley

1/14/2016 08:10:19 am

Starr A. did her poster on the sea lion. I loved that she went with water colors, and the way the words seemed to "bleed" the coloring

Rebecca Schofer

1/14/2016 10:50:54 am

T. Keller created a beautiful poster about honey bees. Honey bees are very important to our society, but we keep killing them off with pesticides. I learned that they cannot see the color red.

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