Space exploration may include a base on the moon or large airplane-like transporters, according to the artistic creations of Orangeville Christian School students.
A group of seven students — the gifted class — recently learned all three of their entries in a competition held by the International Academy of Astronautics finished high in the rankings. As such, their works were put on display for space travelers, scientists and others during the Humans in Space Symposium in Houston, Texas April 11 to 15.
“I’m super excited for them,” teacher Vicki Marcus said. “I’m very proud of them.”
Under the guidance of Marcus and Laurie Smith, owner of Z’Arts Studio in Hockley Valley, the students researched and drafted their ideas on computers last fall. They then printed them on canvas and finished them with acrylic paints.
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