Finishing off her improvisational piece in AP Studio Art junior Brittney Vaughn paints a flower on Wednesday, April 1. “[The class allows me] to focus on my own skills and make them better so I can survive in a college class,” Vaughn said. “[My favorite part is] working on my own concentration pieces and ideas.”
Stella Harryman, JAG photographer/reporter • December 17, 2024
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