One of Medway High School's Class of 2018, Liz Goemaere, is a very talented art student who will continue into a creative field.
A high school art portfolio is something worked on throughout the students 4 years and is required as part of the admission process to art/design schools, to identify skills, ability and potential of the applicant.
A high school art portfolio is something worked on throughout the students 4 years and is required as part of the admission process to art/design schools, to identify skills, ability and potential of the applicant.
Liz has always been interested in arts and crafts growing up.
In high school, Liz said, "I took
just about every art class they offered, from graphic design to ceramics to
advanced fine arts."
Liz likes to explore different areas of the art field but her favorite mediums to work in are watercolor, acrylic paint, or value pencils.
Self Portrait
Magazine Collage
Stretching Ballerina
Colored Pencil on Paper
Ceramics, Clay
Value Pencils on Paper
Liz enjoys most still-life studies in her art classes.
Watercolor and Watercolor Pencils on Paper
Self Portrait
Newspaper and Magazine Collage
Oranges
Acrylic Paint on Unstretched Canvas
Morning Crosswords
Value Pencils on Colored Paper (and glued Crossword Puzzle)
Value Pencils on Colored Paper (and glued Crossword Puzzle)
Acrylic Paint and Leaves/Sticks Sewn Onto Unstretched Canvas
Walt Disney World’s Splash Mountain
Acrylic Paint on Canvas Board
Liz's art teachers over the past 4 years, Ms. Champagne and Mrs. Brodeur, and most recently, Mrs.
Jackson for Art History, have helped her develop a successful portfolio.
Liz will be studying Interior Design at Suffolk University this fall. She has always had an eye for interior design and loves the idea of building a feeling
within a room and making it more personal. Being creative and also enjoying math, she will do well as an Interior Designer.
We wish her the best!
Thank you Liz for letting me share your portfolio!
