Walnut Hills pandemic art contest winners

Ryan Helton, Managing Editor of Operations|December 10, 2020

1st Place

Emilia Ruth Curioso ‘26 created this piece using alcohol markers, acrylic paint and a white gel pen. “It’s a picture of Chihiro Fujisaki (aka the ultimate programer).”
(Courtesy of: Emilia Ruth Curioso)

2nd Place

Katherine Hilton ‘21 created this piece using ink pens and digital media.
(Courtesy of: Katherine Hilton)

3rd Place

Eleanor Bicknell ‘22 created this piece by using a digital medium.
(Courtesy of: Eleanor Bicknell)

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