AP art student spotlight
March 3, 2020
Lina Pepper’s small collective of AP Studio Art students is an incredibly talented group of artists. This infographic introduces each of the artists and serves as a sort of cover article for an upcoming series of in-depth Student Spotlight articles. Each artist- and their portfolio- will have their chance in the spotlight, so their fellow students can learn more about their style of art, preferred medium, and work thus far. Stay tuned!
About the Contributor
Emma Stoll, Features Editor
Emma Stoll 20’ is a senior and a first-year Features editor and staff writer at the CavChron. She’s an avid reader, writer, and political activist...
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