Arianna Luna of Farmington received a $50 Missouri Point out Parks gift card following profitable the Director’s Option award winner in Earth Day Artwork in Missouri State Parks contest.
A Farmington pupil seems to have won the Director’s Selection award, as Missouri State Parks just lately introduced the winners of its virtual youth artwork contest, Earth Day Artwork in Missouri Point out Parks. To celebrate Earth Day this 12 months, Missouri State Parks sponsored a digital art contest during the month of April for youth pre-K by 12th quality.
Arianna Luna of Farmington, 15, developed a electronic interpretation of Pickle Springs.
More than 200 young artists submitted artwork, ranging in age from 2 to 14 decades old. The artwork submissions comprised a wide range of media, such as finger paintings, pictures, pencil sketches, watercolors, Lego sculptures and digital art. A panel of Missouri Point out Parks judges had the fun, but tough, undertaking of deciding upon the 1st, second and third location winners and two honorable mentions in four age types. Carol Comer, the director of the Missouri Department of Normal Resources, chosen the Director’s Choice Award grand prize winner.
The winning artists by age classification are:
5 and Under: Gwendolyn Rood, St. Charles, 1st Position Asher Walton, Eldon, 2nd Position Cole Skiles, Villa Ridge, 3rd Place Nora Reynolds, Liberty, Honorable Point out Judah Nelson, Jefferson Town, Honorable Point out.
6 through 8: Eva Lark, Oregon, 1st Area Kiana Monson, Dixon, 2nd Position Averie Bourne, Liberty, 3rd Put Sydney Smith, Lone Jack, Honorable Point out Monte Eubanks, Jefferson City, Honorable Point out.