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The California Arts Project presents the 2014 Scholastic California Regional Art Awards Gold Key Silver Key American Visions 2014 Scholastic California Region Gold Key First Name Last Name School Name Barcode Work Category Work Title Emad Abid Folsom High School 11234326 Photography Untitled Jeni Abrams Rim of the World Senior High School 11188575 Photography Mom Julia Adams Sonoma Academy 11158992 Photography Thorns Julia Adams Sonoma Academy 11159076 Photography The Reflections Julia Adams Sonoma Academy 11161317 Photography Braided Noose Julia Adams Sonoma Academy 11163342 Photography The Pond Julia Adams Sonoma Academy 11163349 Photography Lilia Nick Aldrich Los Angeles County High School for the Arts 11243804 Drawing Holocaust Daniel Allen Crossroads School for Arts and Sciences 11217791 Photography Dealing With The Devil Zola Anderson Los Angeles County High School for the Arts 11236376 Photography Gaze Zola Anderson Los Angeles County High School for the Arts 11237595 Photography Daze Thalia Andrade Trabuco Hills High School 11199118 Comic Art Forest Reeta Asmai Folsom High School 11221919 Photography Laced Dunay Bach St. Margaret's Episcopal School 11225233 Drawing Grimace Eric Bai West High School 11137176 Drawing Moon Gazer Claire Bang Pioneer High School 11222729 Drawing At The Strike Of Midnight Cristal Banh James Logan High School 11185353 Drawing Self Portrait Miah Barrera Winters High School 11213322 Photography Beach Babes Mikaela Baruch Windward School 11162473 Photography Silhouette Noa Batle Ruth Asawa School of the Arts 11162477 Sculpture War Ball Noa Batle Ruth Asawa School of the Arts 11192402 Mixed Media Red Wraps Magdalena Bautista-mata Xavier College Preparatory High School 11179440 Drawing Color Blind Catarina-Oliva Beal Xavier College Preparatory High School 11177429 Sculpture It's Pretty Handy Rachel Bennett El Toro High School 11194080 Photography Escape Rachel Bennett El Toro High School 11194200 Photography Defiance Rachel Bennett El Toro High School 11194275 Photography The Red Plate Sophia Berman Marlborough School 11143537 Drawing Self Portrait Sara Bernal Rolling Hills Preparatory 11157407 Photography Heading Back Nicole Berry Palo Alto High School 11232986 Photography Shadows Rachel Berry Palo Alto High School 11224793 Photography My Sister Jessica Best Rim of the World Senior High School 11212637 Drawing Copy Machine Self Portrait Jackson Beyda Ramon C. Cortines School for the Visual and Performing11185185 Arts Photography Jose Jackson Beyda Ramon C. Cortines School for the Visual and Performing11185292 Arts Photography Bus Stop Andie Bieber Viewpoint School 11192464 Photography Robert Jacob Bindman Lick-Wilmerding High School 11149024 Sculpture Mountain Peak Eliza Bird Marlborough School 11142891 Printmaking Harvard Square Nolan Blair Artquest at Santa Rosa High School 11167905 Drawing Society Ariana Blut Harvard-Westlake School 11199902 Sculpture Shelf Camille Borkowski The Mirman School 11128004 Drawing Whirlwind of Color Elizabeth Bowen Ramon C. Cortines School for the Visual and Performing11222827 Arts Photography Out Stephen Boyer La Salle High School 11126980 Film & Animation Paradigm Brendan Boyle Mater Dei High School 11148556 Digital Art Whatsername Jenna Brandt - 11239277 Photography Stillness Elizabeth Brooke Ramon C. Cortines School for the Visual and Performing11222668 Arts Photography Curfew Elizabeth Brooke Ramon C. Cortines School for the Visual and Performing11222675 Arts Photography King Dylan Brosnan Viewpoint School 11174056 Photography Belgrade Buildings Yanell Bruins Hesperia High School 11172833 Drawing Black Paper Glass Chloe Bueb Folsom High School 11156550 Painting A Take On Playtime Chloe Bueb Folsom High School 11161045 Drawing Royalty Jordan Burg Windward School 11181129 Photography Man At Bottom Of Stairs Jordan Burg Windward School 11216257 Photography Man On Phone Jordan Burg Windward School 11216284 Photography Man Breakdancing Trey Cahalan Loyola High School 11207063 Digital Art Homeless Rising Benjamin Cakir The Mirman School 11146890 Digital Art Dollar Bill Benjamin Cakir The Mirman School 11146913 Digital Art Pathway Emma Capps - 11194418 Architecture Enlightened Education Ross Cardillo Palo Alto High School 11206887 Digital Art Value Madison Cardullo Mater Dei High School 11153761 Mixed Media Myself Bea Angela Carvajal Newark Memorial High School 11183512 Photography Elevator Shaft 1 The California Arts Project presents the 2014 Scholastic California Regional Art Awards Gold Key Silver Key American Visions First Name Last Name School Name Barcode Work Category Work Title Michelle Cen Saratoga High School 11150061 Drawing Bad Connection Leonardo Cerutti Culver City High School 11136543 Photography Elevated Mikayla Chandler Mater Dei High School 11153792 Mixed Media Side View Cheyenne Chen Irvington High School 11194861 Drawing Self-portrait The America's Cup Healthy Oceans Eric Cheung Lowell High School 11227214 Architecture Pavilion Amanda Chevere Mater Dei High School 11148522 Design Art Nouveau Charles Choi Palos Verdes Peninsula High School 11149793 Architecture Neo Power Plant Ihwa Choi Palos Verdes High School 11150622 Drawing Sunset Wash Jennifer Choi Palos Verdes Peninsula High School 11135327 Drawing Elements Of Structure Jennifer Choi Palos Verdes Peninsula High School 11135331 Photography Ocean View Sunshine Chong School of the Arts 11147449 Painting Thirsty Fish Justin Ciccone Harvard Westlake Middle School 11174236 Digital Art Pieces Of A Portrait Natasha Coleman Marlborough School 11148368 Photography Falling Into Your Gravity Natasha Coleman Marlborough School 11148382 Digital Art Bleeding Out Christina Cornelius Windward School 11179630 Photography Remember Ricardo Corona Jurupa Hills High School 11191500 Drawing Self Portrait Shannon Cottingham Folsom High School 11231166 Photography Set Fire Christopher Craddock Trabuco Hills High School 11139105 Ceramics & Glass Mystical Mechanism Ashley Crichton Palo Alto High School 11191927 Photography Living On The Edge Anna Cyphert Folsom High School 11155991 Drawing Through Your Eyes Jenny Davis Windward School 11161883 Design Magazine Layout Anna Dawson Marin Academy 11222321 Photography Hands Part Ice Plant Anna Dawson Marin Academy 11222328 Photography Toes Part Seaweed Tal Day - 11145470 Film & Animation Right Here, on Venice Pier Abigail Decter Marlborough School 11145002 Photography Trouble In Paradise Jaxon Demme Ramon C. Cortines School for the Visual and Performing11212700 Arts Mixed Media Inverted Perceptions Sarah Doo Palos Verdes Peninsula High School 11137974 Design Protect Our Water Sarah Doo Palos Verdes Peninsula High School 11150616 Drawing Complexity Ashley Drummond Winters High School 11221652 Photography Peak Between the Clouds Allison Du American High School 11184074 Drawing Selling Happiness Kayla Eber Mater Dei High School 11148542 Digital Art Grasshopper Hannah Eckert Harker Middle School 11135869 Drawing "corn Plants" Line Study Sarah Edelman Marlborough School 11146306 Photography Thai Elephant Olivia Edwards Windward School 11175314 Drawing Fractured Gabrielle Egnater Viewpoint School 11175454 Drawing Hunch Gabrielle Egnater Viewpoint School 11175462 Sculpture Burn Gabrielle Egnater Viewpoint School 11176123 Ceramics & Glass Drum Gabrielle Egnater Viewpoint School 11176130 Ceramics & Glass Algae Nathalie Elzayn Viewpoint School 11160536 Sculpture Being a Woman Ray Estrada Rolling Hills Preparatory 11152769 Photography The Bushes Beyond The Fence Mazelle Etessami Harvard-Westlake School 11153782 Photography Don't Bother Me Mazelle Etessami Harvard-Westlake School 11154108 Photography The Story Is Clear Mazelle Etessami Harvard-Westlake School 11154129 Photography Get Out Mazelle Etessami Harvard-Westlake School 11154137 Photography The Three Musketeers Nic Etue Viewpoint School 11167351 Ceramics & Glass Black Jesus With Lightning Nic Etue Viewpoint School 11167401 Ceramics & Glass King Kamehameha Meets Foreigners Koji Everard Harvard-Westlake School 11168733 Ceramics & Glass Bubble Wrap Textured Plate Ariana Fadel Santa Catalina Lower School 11139846 Digital Art Unknown Daisy Faragher Los Angeles County High School for the Arts 11168841 Painting Gift of Helen Moss Michlin Daisy Faragher Los Angeles County High School for the Arts 11177682 Photography Joshua Tree Daisy Faragher Los Angeles County High School for the Arts 11177692 Photography Joshua Tree Alec Farrage Mater Dei High School 11153759 Digital Art Countdown Annie Fay Newark Memorial High School 11191702 Photography Betty Mack Fergon Xavier College Preparatory High School 11176604 Digital Art Moonlights Rapids Spencer Flores Crossroads School for Arts and Sciences 11216845 Drawing "she Said...." Andrea Forbush La Salle High School 11185352 Sculpture Angler Fish Lewis Frank Harvard-Westlake School 11231115 Sculpture Fragility Lewis Frank Harvard-Westlake School 11231457 Sculpture The Power Of Paper Chloe Freitas The Mirman School 11128002 Painting Quadrilaterals 2 The California Arts Project presents the 2014 Scholastic California Regional Art Awards Gold Key Silver Key American Visions First Name Last Name School Name Barcode Work Category Work Title Jonathan Friedman Windward School 11166935 Design Babies On A Plane Album Artwork Isabel Garcia Windward School 11164896 Design Hide And See Spread Isabel Garcia Windward School 11164966 Design Primp Layout Stephanie Garcia Windward School 11171202 Painting Sea Shell Zoey Gassner Artquest at Santa Rosa High School 11166949 Photography Untitled Krista Gay
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