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Posted by Mikeala Commander in ART 9 - Hertz - a2 on
​The meaning behind the work I created is how I see myself. This inspired me because I enjoyed drawing myself and letting others see how I see myself. I chose this location because people sign in at this spot everyday in the morning so they will see my work.  This project changed my perception of art because it taught me that art can come in many different forms and from many different people. This project changed my perception of Art as I travel around the city because now I know that everything I see has meaning behind the actual art and meaning behind why it was placed with it was place.
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"1st Place" Street Art

Posted by Stephanie Deangelis in ART 9 - Hertz - a2 on
The meaning to my art work is that when I played basketball, softball, and soccer my team and I came in first place at least 1 time, and it brings back good memories. What inspired my art is because I play all these sports, and when I think of them it brings back all the good things that happen with all my friends when we won the championship. I choose to put mine near where the trophies are near the main office because I thought my picture would look better if it was near a real trophy. This project changed my perspective on art because now I know that the spray paint on the bridges near my neighborhood is most likely there for a reason, and that it is art and isn't just vandalism. It changed my perspective of art as I travel around the world because art can come in all different forms, and if you travel the world somethings are considered art in some places that I wouldn't necessarily consider art. Now when I see those pieces of art I will think of it as art because art comes in different ways and forms.  
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Karrine's Street Art

Posted by Karrine Tucker in ART 9 - Hertz - e1 on
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The meaning of this piece of art I created is just to be yourself, don't be afraid to who you really are. I think just the simple fact that many kids/teens are trying to be somebody that they aren't is what inspire me to make this piece of art. My work is inspiring and telling people that loo k at it that it is okay to be yourself. I chose this location because it stood out to me and it was an empty wall so I decided to add my work to it so that the wall wouldn't be blank anymore. This project just showed me that art can be any form of expression. As I travel around the city I look closely for street art.  

Street Art

Posted by Daniel Baez in ART 9 - Hertz - e1 on
The meaning of my work is that it was supposed to be 3D and mess with your mind. But as you can see I did no meet expectations. But I worked on it trying to make it 3D but did not come out as planned. But the meaning of my work was to mess with your mind with the 3D illusion.
What inspired my work was the other artist that draw 3D optical illusions etc. But seeing their work made me want to try making my own 3D work but it is going to take some times for me to meet does expectations. 
I chose that location because I think that's a place where my art won't be bothered and also so people can see it.
This project changed the perception of Art because I did not see street work or paper being hung up with a drawing art, but now I do consider those things art.
Now I know that work I see around me is art.
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" STORY OF MY LIFE "

Posted by Tacara Adams in ART 9 - Hertz - e1 on
The meaning of my artwork is that Some people are addicted to the streets and are adapted to the streets where as though it is the " Story of their life". I drew a street and like a hot-dog stand​ with the words Story of my life is written all through the paper. Life is on Streets. What inspired my work is people's feelings a couple art work pieces off of google. I chose to put my artwork up in the stairwell because I feel as though that where it is more commotion,movement, and people for my artwork to be seen and known. This project changed my perception of art because now I see art as any and everything. As I travel around the city everything I lay me eye on is considered ART.
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"Me" Street Art

Posted by Haajirah Nur in ART 9 - Hertz - e1 on
  • What is the meaning of the work you created?
  • The things in my street art are inspired by the way I am. There is a microphone and it represents that I like to sing. There are two hands that look like guns because I have trust issues. There is an eye that has fire and a cold heart in the middle with mascara smears and this represents how I am usually sad or angry or both at the same time.
  • What inspired your work?
  • My personality and feelings inspired my street art.
  • Why did you choose the location you chose?
  • I chose the hallway near Mr.Gray's room because that's where most people are.
  • How did this project change your perception of Art?
  • It didn't change my perception of art. I still love it the same way.
  • How did this project change your perception of Art you see as you travel around the city?
  • It didn't change I see it the same way.

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Posted by Natalie Burke in ART 9 - Hertz - e1 on
I drew this picture because i saw another drawing and was inspired to make a picture similar to it. I picked the location because its outside of my advisory. this project changed my perception of art around the city is that it isn't just graffiti, but people put thought and meaning into what they make and where they put it.
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Eric Porter's Street Art

Posted by Eric Porter in ART 9 - Hertz - e1 on
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The meaning of my street art is that your life can be hard to look at if you don't know anything, but fining what you are really made of can be very valuable. My art was inspired by the works of M. C. Escher, a well known impossible object artist. The location I chose was to the left of the doors of the art room. I chose this because people can see it after art to be inspired. This project changed my perception of art by showing me the different genres of art and how this is done in rebellion. As I walk around the city now, after this project, I now know to appreciate the art around me.

If you want to see it, when you go outside art, go to the left, and you will see it to the left of a door.

Street Art

Posted by Caylin Jusino in ART 9 - Hertz - e1 on
I the reason why I created the work is because I wanted to show people what represents me and who I am and what i like to do. I was inspired by my friends and myself to create my art work. I choose the location because I thought it was a great spot to put it. This project change my perspective by making me see everything my own way. Now when i see street art i see what others think the world looks like to them and the art work represents them. 
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Browan Gorilla: Street Art Project

Posted by Lauren Wilson in ART 9 - Hertz - e1 on
The meaning of my artwork is pretty self explanatory, because the words on the art piece explain it. My work was inspired by Gary Rogers who does a series on Youtube called Skateline where he talks about skate related current events, and in one episode where he talks about Rowan Zorilla going pro and he calls him the "Frida Kahlo of skateboarding", because they look so alike. I chose the location I chose because nobody really looks at that wall. This project didn't really change my perception of art, but it did change the way I notice art around the city. I definitely notice and appreciate street art more than I did before. 
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Obey Homer Street Art Salim McCall-Davis

Posted by Salim McCall-Davis in ART 9 - Hertz - e1 on
  • What is the meaning of the work you created? There is no real meaning of my work I just think that it looks nice.
  • What inspired your work? The Simpsons TV show and the obey artist inspired my work.
  • Why did you choose the location you chose? I chose the location because everyone walks past it and it is up high so that no one can touch it.
  • How did this project change your perception of Art? It did not change my perception of art.
  • How did this project change your perception of Art you see as you travel around the city? When I see artists street work I no longer see it as an act of jejune vandalism as much as another artists expression.
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"Deadpool" Street Art

Posted by Lamier Howard in ART 9 - Hertz - e1 on
When you look at my drawing of Deadpool, you would think it is just a drawing of Deadpool. Well, that is exactly what it is. There isn't really a meaning. It just looks cool. What inspired me to draw it was......well, it's Deadpool. Who wouldn't be inspired to draw a walking tumor? The location I chose was the first bookcase next to Mr.Rosen-Long's room. I figured to put it right there so that when people get a book, they can see the beauty of Deadpool. I also put it right there because I was too lazy to walk around and look somewhere else. This project changed my perception of art because it showed that not art has to have meaning. It changed my perception of art around the city because it showed that you can turn even the dumbest stuff into amazing art.


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Smore Tutorial

Posted by Kashia Bumpess in TECH (INTRO TO DESIGN MULTIMEDIA) - Hertz - C2 on
For my quarter 4 project in Tech class I decided to Make a tutorial on how to use and create a smore. When I first started using smore I found it really easy to use.However someone else might find it difficult to use so I wanted to do something about that.In my smore I talk about the basic steps to using smore and I even show a flyer I did previously for my English project.I hope people watch my tutorial and actually gain from watching my video.I could have done a tutorial on any other topic but I think smore is a important tool in High school. I think it's an important tool because when you go to a technology based school a lot of your work and projects is online so creating a smore can be a simple and easy thing to do for small project. Smore can be used for many other things other than school related stuff. If you want to create a flyer to spread awareness about a topic or event smore is a great website to use.I hope this  tutorial teach you a lot about smore and most importantly teach you how to use and create a smore.

Eye Of Zues

Posted by Asaad Parsons in ART 9 - Hertz - a2 on
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The meaning of my work is showing that there is always someone watching you no matter where you are.  This inspired me because I enjoy drawing tribal art that includes a lightning aspect.  I choose to put my work in this location because people walk past the wall that it is on everyday.  This project changed my perception of art because it taught me that art can come in many different forms.  This project changes my perception of art as I travel the city because people will hang art anywhere but you won't know what the meaning is.

Street Art

Posted by Kitana Seals in ART 9 - Hertz - a1 on

  • What is the meaning of the work you created?

  • The meaning was to make a combined work of art with the school’s initials and to show School spirit.

  • What inspired your work?

  • Kitana’s sister help inspire the art work.

  • Why did you choose the location you chose?

  • We choose above Mr. grays room because everyone is always near his room.

  • How did this project change your perception of Art?

  • I think it changed because we kind of got a feel on how artist make their art  

  • How did this project change your perception of Art you see as you travel around the city? Every time we go places I look for street art because I know what to find.
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Street Art

Posted by Khayri Burke in ART 9 - Hertz - a1 on
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  • What is the meaning of the work you created?

I like fashion and it is a fashion designer belt

  • What inspired your work?

Salvatore Ferragamo and how i like fashion and fancy things.

  • Why did you choose the location you chose?

I put it with Kashawns Because we wanted to put ours together

  • How did this project change your perception of Art?

I used all the forms of art and I really did think about what I was doing

How did this project change your perception of Art you see as you travel around the city?

Art is art no matter where it is, whether on buildings or in a gallery.


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Street Art

Posted by Raquel Singleton-Wright in ART 9 - Hertz - a1 on

  • What is the meaning of the work you created?

The meaning was to make a combined work of art with the school’s initials. Our school spirit was used to create this piece of art.

  • What inspired your work?

Kitana’s sister help inspire the art work.

  • Why did you choose the location you chose?

We choose above Mr. grays room because that was a location where everyone hangs out at and is a great place where everyone can see it.

  • How did this project change your perception of Art?

It changed because now I know that everything can be used as art.

  • How did this project change your perception of Art you see as you travel around the city?

It changed because everything I see now is art to me.
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"Debut"

Posted by Anthony Walker-Wardlaw in ART 9 - Hertz - a1 on
So, when I set out to make this I wanted to make a piece that called out America. We spend all this time worrying about "Diversity" and Gender "Politics". Little said in the news, China had a genocide, hey, there are people i the east getting aids because, up to date vaccines, who needs those!?  We live in a world with much greater issues than what you want between your thighs, or what animal you think you are spiritually. We live in a world with bigger issues than what group is offended by what word. Social Justice has gone so insane that it's killing itself, yet, North Korea is waving nukes around, and we might end up in a war that could ruin America even more than racism or misogyny. In the well fitting word of Frank, "It's time to stop!"   

Well, just because i have to here are the questions
  • Why did you choose the location you chose?
I chose across from the stairway so that more people will see it.
  • How did this project change your perception of Art?
It didn't, I don't have any new view of art, bit I have more respect for the technique now
  • How did this project change your perception of Art you see as you travel around the city?
It didn't, I just look out for it more often
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Street Art

Posted by Cindy Perez-Nieto in ART 9 - Hertz - a1 on
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  • What is the meaning of the work you created?
The meaning of our work is for people to question themselves what it is, 
  • What inspired your work?
Rainbows inspired our work. 
  • Why did you choose the location you chose?
I chose the location because that is where it will be seen by a lot of people. 
  • How did this project change your perception of Art?
It didn't really change the perception of Art. 
  • How did this project change your perception of Art you see as you travel around the city?
It didn't. 

Growing Flower

Posted by Mekhya Johnson in ART 9 - Hertz - a1 on
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The title of our artwork is “Different Stages”. It means that everyone is different and everyone is developing in different ways and at their own pace. This artwork was inspired by our friendship. For a long time we have been trying to see how we can all be the same, until we realized that we are all at different stages and we came to a conclusion that from our different stages and we will soon grow into our full potential. So we all agreed to draw the a flower growing through its different stages until it was full grown.

Our work is displayed on the right side of the third floor on the blue wall across from the windows. We chose this location because it was an area that was empty, which meant the viewer's attention will be focused on our work.The  blue background made the image pop more also.

Before this project, we didn't think very deeply about art. In the beginning, we didn’t think art really had a deep meaning. But now since we experience the critical thought process we understand that art has a bigger purpose than to just be seen. We also learned that we can use our lives as inspiration for our artwork. The way we viewed street art change as well, we no longer just see patterns and bold colors it is now more of a statement trying to be perceived that was carefully thought out and planned.





Street Art

Posted by Camilo Ruiz in ART 9 - Hertz - a1 on
1.The meaning is it is abstract and expresses many feelings.
2.I was inspired by artwork online.
3.I chose the location because it was hidden but people could still see.People will still see it.
4.It changed my perception because when I thought of art I usually thought of formal art and paintings but now I also think of street art and other arts.
5.As I walk around I see street art everywhere when before I barely cared or knew what it was.
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