Raelyn Day, 2nd grade, RHL, teacher Andrea Johnston. Silly Sandwich. "A unique and silly sandwich collage!"

Hayden Labenske-Obbink, 12th grade, RHL, teacher Andrea Johnston. Your Memory will Never Fade, Rest Easy. "This is a portrait of a family friend's child who has passed away. I worked from a photograph that captured how he will always be remembered in our hearts."

Isabella Guhl, 12th grade, RHL, teacher Becky Broyles. Fallen Angel, digital art.

Adah Giles, 11th grade, RHL, teacher Becky Broyles. Fish, digital art.

Finley Johnston, 5th grade, RHL, teacher Andrea Johnston. Sumatran Elephant Painting. "This is an acrylic painting of a Sumatran Elephant. The Sumatran Elephant is critically endangered."

Isaiah Swansey, 8th grade, RHL, teacher Barb Holterman. Full Throttle.

Samantha Bush, 2nd grade, RHL, teacher Andrea Johnson. Buildings with Road and Car. "I used Legos, cardboard and other objects to stamp the picture. Then I painted the colors with tempra paint after the black printing part was dry."

Charlotte Neubauer, 7th grade, RHL, teacher Barb Holterman. Flower Power.

Reagan Anderson, 9th grade, RHL, teacher Becky Broyles. "Reflection of Imperfection Digital Inkjet Print with Archival Ink on Luster Photo Paper. Theme Show: Reflection. My artwork features two candles: one tall and lit with a flame, the other short with an unlit wick. The tall candle is in the foreground of the picture, while the short one is in the reflection. The subject matter is reflection, but it could also be interpreted as light in the darkness if one so wishes. The element of art most obvious in my work is the flame of the candle, which contrasts against the dark background and immediately draws the eye. Movement is also created through the vertical lines of the candles, the curved line of the mirror, and the horizontal lines of the stacked books on the right. To take this photo, I used a camera and angled it to the right to give it more depth. I set the camera on a stack of books to keep the angle the same as I took multiple pictures. I kept the flash off, only using the light from the candle to take the picture. Originally, there were two photos: one using the tall candle and the other using the small candle. Using Photoshop, I combined the two photos together, and blended them to look more natural. I then edited the photo, adjusting the contrast, vibrance, and curves to enhance each component of the picture. My inspiration for this work initially came from the idea of Light in the Darkness. I knew from the beginning I wanted to use candles, because they provide light in darkness. Then I thought of setting the candle in front of a mirror, and altering it to look as if there were two different candles. This photo shows reflection through both candles, representing the ideation of who we present ourselves as, and the reflection of the truth the mirror shows us. What this photo means is that often we create a perfect version of ourselves in our head and want to portray ourselves in that way, and so we feel inclined to act accordingly; to try and be perfect in everything that we do, say, and think. To be seen as faultless and flawless by the people around us. This represents the tall, flame-lit candle, bright, unblemished, and standing undaunted. But in reality, we are quite the opposite. Each and every person has their own things that make them far from “perfect,” and we all see the world and perceive it differently, which leads us to think and act the way we do. We have many flaws, many imperfections, which are things we cannot change. Attempting to will only lead to the feelings of failure, disappointment, and frustration. This represents the small candle, coated in old wax, with an extinguished flame, illuminated only by the fruitless hope of perfection.The emotions I hope to convey are contentment and encouragement. What I want people to take away from this photo is the understanding that perfection is unrealistic. To try and be so is to betray yourself. It is better to be empathetic to yourself and to others, be hardworking, indulge in the hobbies that bring you joy, surround yourself with people who understand you, and have ambition, but don’t try to climb up the mountains you don’t have the equipment for. Overall, my artwork did not turn out entirely as I intended, but it resulted in being better than I expected. Something I would do differently if I could is to blend the pictures together better to make the photo look more natural. Otherwise, I think my photo ended up representing my idea in a great way. In the future, I would enjoy exploring this theme further in the future, and taking more photos to represent it."

Keegan Perry, 6th grade, RHL, teacher Barb Holterman. Don't Get Burned, Pyrography (Wood Burning)

Willow Johnston, 5th grade, RHL, teacher Andrea Johnson. "This is an acrylic painting of my dog Juniper."

Olivia Neubauer, 11th grade, RHL, teacher Becky Broyles. Colors of the Arcade, photography.

Katie Jensen, 12th grade, RHL, teacher Andrea Johnston. "This is a mixed media portrait of a friend who shows dogs in 4-hand AKC. She has been such a motivational and inspirational person within the dog 4-H community."

Declan McCann, 5th grade, CAM Academy, teacher Lucinda Bancroft. Absolute Cinema. "Shot in Boise Idaho downtown in the perspective of a person under a tree."

Henley Best, 5th grade, CAM Academy, teacher Lucinda Bancroft. "These are from my Grandma's garden, they are very special to me to remember my grandma."

Leah Parenko, 5th grade, CAM Academy, teacher Lucinda Bancroft. Blossom. "A photographer took a picture of a mother and baby cheetah and I wanted to draw it."

Miriam Nykyforts, 5th grade, CAM Academy, teacher Lucinda Bancroft. The Panda Stare. "Found a picture of a Panda I loved and drew it in pencil."

Tina Glukhova, 5th grade, CAM Academy, teacher Lucinda Bancroft. Mountain Range. "Painting of a real picture that I loved."

Ryland Taylor, 5th grade, CAM Academy, teacher Lucinda Bancroft. Dragdor. "This is from a YouTube video, the YouTuber is very funny."

Karina Boiko, 5th grade, CAM Academy, teacher Lucinda Bancroft. Mother Cheetah. "A photographer took a picture of a mother and baby cheetah and I wanted to draw it."

Miriam Nykyforts, 5th grade, CAM Academy, teacher Lucinda Bancroft. "Sunflower up close."

Simon Kalinin, 5th grade, CAM Academy, teacher Lucinda Bancroft. Rip City. "This is my favorite basketball team and I wanted to draw their logo."

Bella Merriman, Companions, 11th grade, BGHS, teacher Annie Davern

Alexys Sauerman, Stump in Lake, 10th grade, teacher Annie Davern

Keara Lasco , Together, 9th grade, BGHS, teacher Annie Davern

Virginia Paso, Family, 11th grade, BGHS, teacher Tamra Galles

Ava Herzog, Flowers Shall Grow, 11th grade, BGHS, teacher Tamra Galles

Trace Johnston, Ram, 10th grade, BGHS, teacher Tamra Galles

Lito Agudo, Empty Sky, 11th grade, BGHS, teacher Annie Davern

Ceila Foley, Little girl on bench, 9th grade, BGHS, teacher Annie Davern

Maylee Geilenfeldt, 12th grade, BGHS, When You're a Good Swimmer, teacher Annie Davern

Anjali Velencia, 11th grade, BGHS, teacher Tamra Galles

Nevaeh Fontaine, My Dreams, 12th grade, BGHS, teacher Tamra Galles

Rachel Gunderson, Synaptic Spikes, 11th grade, BGHS, teacher Tamra Galles

Lara Grebyonkin, Time in the Mountains, 9th grade, BGHS, teacher Tamra Galles. Watercolor landscape

Kaiden Boehme, Bear Armour Guy, 12th grade, BGHS, teacher Annie Davern

Hoffman Logan, Pipe Wrenches, 11th grade, BGHS, teacher Annie Davern

Moss Ingersoll, Simon by the Water, 11th grade, BGHS, teacher Annie Davern

Benita Clark, 9th grade, BGHS, teacher Tamra Galles

Emi Lingo, Daffodil, 11th grade, BGHS, teacher Tamra Galles

Claire Sarkinen, Reflections, 11th grade, BGHS, teacher Tamra Galles

Victoria Standefer, Looking at my backyard, 11th grade, PHS, teacher Robert Shadle

Evelina Komziuk, I Remember, 10th grade, PHS, teacher Robert Shadle

Rebekka Sinitsyna, Beautifully Broken, 10th grade, PHS, teacher Robert Shadle

Angelina Dulia, Sister Memories, 11th grade, PHS, teacher Robert Shadle

Abigail Maki, Waterfall, 11th grade, PHS, teacher Robert Shadle

Liana Ishchuk, Yummy!!!, 10th grade, PHS, teacher Robert Shadle

Sabrina Wyman, Steampunk Tree, 12th grade, PHS, teacher Robert Shadle

Batt Baker, Innocence, 12th grade, PHS, teacher Robert Shadle

Naomi Bernardino, At the Coast, 9th grade, PHS, teacher Robert Shadle

Andrea Nunez Life, 12th grade, PHS, teacher Robert Shadle

Anastasia Gurnik, Cherry Blossoms, 12th grade, Summit View High School, teacher Kristie Vinyard

Daisy Cheek, Eyes are windows to the soul. 11th grade, Summit View High School, teacher Kristie Vinyard. Digital art.

Leah Tapani, Spring, 12th grade, Summit View High School, teacher Kristie Vinyard

Sophie Schott, Beautiful, Beautiful Fish, 8th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Cicily Tikka, 8th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Natalie Conners, Colorful Fox, 7th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Sidney Reid, Red Hills and the Sun, 6th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Allison Toivonen, Origami Flowers, 5th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Isabella Murrieta,Sunflowers & Cypresses, 5th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Melayna Massie, Flower of Radiation, 8th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Ayla Rafahi-Shirpak, Steampunk VS, 8th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Brooke Stenersen, Panda, 7th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Jayla Redinger, Delicious Cherry Zentangle, 6th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Hadley Berg, Hadley's Favorite Food, 5th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Lane Merriman, Bushwacker, 8th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Tayleigh Russell, Dog & Cat Mandala, 7th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Tate Rotschy, 6th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Elle Rotschy, Starry Night Voyage, 6th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Alli Redinger, 5th grade, Amboy Middle, teacher Klaralyn Gatz

Anna Carlson, Purple Shell, 7th grade, Chief Umtuch Middle, teacher Ron Wagner. Monochromatic painting.

Damon Clark, Penguin, 6th grade, Chief Umtuch Middle, teacher Ron Wagner

Jayden Clifton, The Book, 7th grade, Chief Umtuch Middle, teacher Ron Wagner

Ruby Kelly, Cute, 8th grade, Chief Umtuch Middle, teacher Ron Wagner

Bruce Collison, Carp, 7th grade, Chief Umtuch Middle, teacher Ron Wagner. Torn paper collage.

Emma Ferrington, Portrait, 6th grade, Chief Umtuch Middle, teacher Ron Wagner

Renaria Boysen, Portrait, 8th grade, Chief Umtuch Middle, teacher Ron Wagner

Camy Mattson, Grid Portrait, 5th grade, Chief Umtuch Middle, teacher Ron Wagner

Gus Huumala, Portrait, 5th grade, Chief Umtuch Middle, teacher Ron Wagner

Rosie Wadleigh, Left in the Green House, 7th grade, Chief Umtuch Middle, teacher Ron Wagner

Elena McMurry, Spring, 7th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Julia Kalutsky, Cat in Tree, 8th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Maximus Uchaykin, Nature, 7th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Joelle Stewart, Pink Leopard, 6th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Brooklyn Hebert, Soft Serve, 8th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Eliyana Chacon, Sunflowers, 5th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Payton Fridlund, Life & Death, 8th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Gabriella Hernandez, Lily Pond, 7th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Tucker Roggenkamp, Deer in Field, 6th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Brooklyn Bryan, Sunset City, 5th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Thrishna Patnam, Self-portrait, 6th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Lyla Kincaid, Whale in the Water, 6th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Grace Costea, Pumpkins at Sunset, 7th grade, DBM, teacher Avery France

Aria Bruckelmyer, Koi Underwater, 7th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Aria Bruckelmyer, Hershey Delight, 7th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Elizabeth Garcia, Heritage, 8th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Sudden Rick, Crush on Dew, 8th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Willis Sasse, Oil Pastel Jungle Bird, 5th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Ashley Cervantes Guardado, Winter Birds, 8th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Kailee Pantoja-Garcia, Now That's a Burger!, 5th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Olivia Bledsoe, October Fun!, 5th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Natali Ivandize, Complementary Citrus Fruit, 7th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Penny Halberg, The Sun and the Moon, 6th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Amelia Kapsch, Shells-n-Roses, 7th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Seneca Toguchi, Lil' Cat...Big Whiskers, 6th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Harper Evans, The S.S. Harper, 5th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Clara Scheidt, Saltwater Jellyfish Resist, 6th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Dani Scheuble, Watch Your Step, 8th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Tyson Chitoubol, Keep The Lid On!, 6th grade, LMS, teacher Tanya Bachman

Lucas Bruckelmyer, Self-Portrait, 5th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Rick Kaski, Supermoon, 6th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Victoria Dovgan, The Black Horse, 7th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Yana Kovtoniuk, Artist Trading Cards, 8th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Maci Kaarto, Apple Basket, 6th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Sofhia Cromwell, Cat in the Forest, 7th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Brooklyn Fomin, Albert Einstein, 7th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Lillian Marsolek, Sunflowers, 6th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

McKenzie Craig, Flower Mug, 8th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Wesley Homola, Dirt Bike Riders, 6th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Payton Kim, Night Street, 7th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Josephine Malvini, Still Life, 8th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Madeleine Tormanen, Girl with a Bow, 7th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Rose Ludlow, People, 7th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Novalee Fomin, The Eye, 8th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Syrus Snyder, White Pumpkins, 6th grade, TVM, teacher Carmen Yadon

Paisley Fahey, My shoe, 4rd grade, DBP, teacher Cheryl Nelson

Kate Williams, Leonardo Da Vinci, 4rd grade, DBP, teacher Cheryl Nelson

MacKenzie Armstrong, Repeating Hearts, 1st grade, DBP, teacher Cheryl Nelson

Kinley Williams, Winged heart, 2nd grade, DBP, teacher Cheryl Nelson

Josephine Pittman, Boot full of flowers, 3rd grade, DBP, teacher Cheryl Nelson

Ember Collins, upside down horse drawing, 3rd grade, DBP, teacher Cheryl Nelson

Liia Voloshchuk, Two Bad Ants, 2nd grade, DBP, teacher Cheryl Nelson

Bree Simonson, Collage Bunny, Pre-K, GHP, teacher Carolyn Benjamin

Louisa Fiksdal, The Pumpkin Patch, 4th grade, GHP, teacher Carolyn Benjamin

Harland Sanders, Collage Bunny, Kindergarten, GHP, teacher Carolyn Benjamin

Lucy Brown, Fall Watercolor Trees, 1st grade, GHP, teacher Carolyn Benjamin

Aisha Bilalova, Watercolor Heart, 2nd grade, GHP, teacher Carolyn Benjamin

Julianna Aguirre, Shapes Composition with Line Design Background, 3rd grade, GHP, teacher Carolyn Benjamin

Jonathan Brant, Family Portrait, TK, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock

Everett Bush, Apple Basket, TK, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock

Connor Cooper, Colorful Prints, Kindergarten, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock

Grace Sanford, Fall Pumpkin, Kindergarten, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock

Harper Raine, Woven Kitty, 1st Grade, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock

Miles Rennemann, Symmetry Shapes, 1st Grade, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock

Otilia Calcavura, Autumn Harvest, 2nd Grade, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock

Morgan Siebert, Mixed Up 2026, 2nd Grade, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock

Ariya Yin, Spring Landscape, 3rd Grade, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock

Hailey Mao, Heart Neurographic, 3rd Grade, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock

Abigail Golovin, Sunset Ride, 4th Grade, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock

Sammy Copes, Sea of Values, 4th Grade, PVP, teacher Kellie Comstock