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If God is creator, and we are made in God’s image or Imago Dei, then we are, in our essence, creators. We are, in our essence, artists. Therefore, when we open ourselves to the expression of creativity, we also open to the movement of the Divine within us.
— Christine Valters Paintner and Betsey Beckman
Each year, an award is given for artwork with a Spiritual theme. Spirituality provides a space for people to explore the meaning of life; it invites us into mystery and a dimension of the world beyond the rational. Art is a perfect partner for Spirituality as it can provide the medium for exploration of meaning, mystery and transformation.
Students are invited to reflect on and respond to the Catholic Education Sandhurst Ltd’s theme for the year. This year’s theme is "Behold! I make all things new."
Alternatively, students have taken their inspiration from scripture or religious themes. Using their experience in the modern world, they have created artworks that invite the observer to questions and new understandings.
Evie Thomas
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 4
Replant The Earth
Watercolour; Pen
God makes everything new. Life on earth is always changing and God gives us a new day to make the earth a better place for us to live on. God calls on us to help the world together.
Evie Thomas
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 4
Replant The Earth
Watercolour; Pen
God makes everything new. Life on earth is always changing and God gives us a new day to make the earth a better place for us to live on. God calls on us to help the world together.
Fateh Pannu
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 4
Old to Growth
Cardboard; Marker; Paint
My artwork shows how our environment can grow back after a bushfire. I used warm colors like red and orange for the background to show the fire, and cool colors like blue and green for the new growth. On the warm side, I painted a burnt tree with fire underneath. On the cool side, I made a new tree growing. This shows that even after something bad like a fire, the environment can become new again.
Fateh Pannu
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 4
Old to Growth
Cardboard; Marker; Paint
My artwork shows how our environment can grow back after a bushfire. I used warm colors like red and orange for the background to show the fire, and cool colors like blue and green for the new growth. On the warm side, I painted a burnt tree with fire underneath. On the cool side, I made a new tree growing. This shows that even after something bad like a fire, the environment can become new again.
Lucy Mynard
St Joseph's Primary School, Cobram
Year 4
The Colours Of Uluru
Paper; Paint; Paintwash
The beautiful colours that wash over Uluru every day.
Lucy Mynard
St Joseph's Primary School, Cobram
Year 4
The Colours Of Uluru
Paper; Paint; Paintwash
The beautiful colours that wash over Uluru every day.
Millie Simpson
St Francis of the Fields Primary School, Strathfieldsaye
Year 4
New Life
Fine Liner; Watercolour
I found a trapped butterfly and released it back into the air, giving it a new life.
Millie Simpson
St Francis of the Fields Primary School, Strathfieldsaye
Year 4
New Life
Fine Liner; Watercolour
I found a trapped butterfly and released it back into the air, giving it a new life.
Scout Anderson-Bartel
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 4
We Are Lucky To Have God
Fine Liner; Marker; Watercolour; Paper
You only live once and God chose you to make the world a better place. The sun rises everyday giving us a fresh start to follow God. You follow God and God will follow you.
Scout Anderson-Bartel
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 4
We Are Lucky To Have God
Fine Liner; Marker; Watercolour; Paper
You only live once and God chose you to make the world a better place. The sun rises everyday giving us a fresh start to follow God. You follow God and God will follow you.
Amelia Ho
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach with City Background
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
Let the water under the sky be gathered into one place... and the gathered waters He called the 'seas'." I have chosen the ocean with buildings in the background because the ocean reminds me of God's beautiful creations of nature and the buildings remind me of God's gift of intelligence for mankind. God made the ocean home for many animals and species, providing us food, oxygen and medicine. Buildings aren't just walls and equipment, they're where we live, grow up, raise our families, learn, praise God, invent new things, bring new ideas, and make changes to the world.
Amelia Ho
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach with City Background
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
Let the water under the sky be gathered into one place... and the gathered waters He called the 'seas'." I have chosen the ocean with buildings in the background because the ocean reminds me of God's beautiful creations of nature and the buildings remind me of God's gift of intelligence for mankind. God made the ocean home for many animals and species, providing us food, oxygen and medicine. Buildings aren't just walls and equipment, they're where we live, grow up, raise our families, learn, praise God, invent new things, bring new ideas, and make changes to the world.
Arlia Weeks
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 5
Spirit of Peace
Chalk Pastel; Lead Pencil; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is the holy spirit in the form of a dove. The dove is on a flame resting on a cross which represents Jesus. I am made new each day by the spirit of peace.
Arlia Weeks
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 5
Spirit of Peace
Chalk Pastel; Lead Pencil; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is the holy spirit in the form of a dove. The dove is on a flame resting on a cross which represents Jesus. I am made new each day by the spirit of peace.
Arlie Edwards
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 5
New Life Blooming
Fine Liner; Greylead; Marker; Watercolour; Paper
My artwork is of a pregnant woman surrounded by flowers that have just bloomed. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because the lady is pregnant meaning there is new life on the way and the flowers represent new life too. The yellow represents the happiness and excitement she is feeling.
Arlie Edwards
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 5
New Life Blooming
Fine Liner; Greylead; Marker; Watercolour; Paper
My artwork is of a pregnant woman surrounded by flowers that have just bloomed. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because the lady is pregnant meaning there is new life on the way and the flowers represent new life too. The yellow represents the happiness and excitement she is feeling.
Ashley Anyanwu
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
Jesus Makes Us New
Marker; Paper
God has made everything in the world. God gives living things everything they need to live and grow. He gave us Jesus to make us new.
Ashley Anyanwu
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
Jesus Makes Us New
Marker; Paper
God has made everything in the world. God gives living things everything they need to live and grow. He gave us Jesus to make us new.
Avaya De Stefanis
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
The Two Deers In The Night
Watercolour; Paper
My artwork has two deers and in the background there are two trees and two mountains. I have added compilations of light and darks. This symbolises the meaning: “Behold I create all things new.” My inspiration behind this artwork is that my grandparents used to own a farm and at the back there was a forest with tall trees. When my dad and I went down to look around we had to be quiet because we didn’t want to scare the deers away. If we were quiet, we could hear the deers running in herds. I have used watercolour and gouache for the moon and clouds. I was inspired by deers for this because I think they are such beautiful animals and I like being amongst the natural environment. In this artwork I have learnt a lot of new skills and I am now a lot more confident in doing watercolours.
Avaya De Stefanis
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
The Two Deers In The Night
Watercolour; Paper
My artwork has two deers and in the background there are two trees and two mountains. I have added compilations of light and darks. This symbolises the meaning: “Behold I create all things new.” My inspiration behind this artwork is that my grandparents used to own a farm and at the back there was a forest with tall trees. When my dad and I went down to look around we had to be quiet because we didn’t want to scare the deers away. If we were quiet, we could hear the deers running in herds. I have used watercolour and gouache for the moon and clouds. I was inspired by deers for this because I think they are such beautiful animals and I like being amongst the natural environment. In this artwork I have learnt a lot of new skills and I am now a lot more confident in doing watercolours.
Ayla Nihill
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 5
Spirit of Love
Chalk Pastel; Lead Pencil; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is of a cross with a heart over the top and small hearts inside. I am made new each day by the spirit of love.
Ayla Nihill
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 5
Spirit of Love
Chalk Pastel; Lead Pencil; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is of a cross with a heart over the top and small hearts inside. I am made new each day by the spirit of love.
Emma Ngo
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
The place in my artwork is the beach. It is significant to me because it is very beautiful, peaceful, and I feel happy and comfortable when I'm there.
Emma Ngo
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
The place in my artwork is the beach. It is significant to me because it is very beautiful, peaceful, and I feel happy and comfortable when I'm there.
Heli Chauhan
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
Art In Nature
Acrylic; Canvas Board
My artwork has a nest with three bird eggs and the nest is on a tree branch. The inspiration behind this artwork is about a day my family and I went for a walk around the park and I saw a bird egg on the grass. I picked it up and dropped it in my dads hand so he could put it back in the nest. After my dad put the egg back in the nest and we talked about the birds as we walked. For my artwork I was inspired by nature. I have learned how to make different textures on a canvas, I have really enjoyed painting with acrylic paint.
Heli Chauhan
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
Art In Nature
Acrylic; Canvas Board
My artwork has a nest with three bird eggs and the nest is on a tree branch. The inspiration behind this artwork is about a day my family and I went for a walk around the park and I saw a bird egg on the grass. I picked it up and dropped it in my dads hand so he could put it back in the nest. After my dad put the egg back in the nest and we talked about the birds as we walked. For my artwork I was inspired by nature. I have learned how to make different textures on a canvas, I have really enjoyed painting with acrylic paint.
Isabella Lahm
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
Natures Hand
Watercolour; Paper
My painting is of a small baby bird on my hand. This is from an experience I had last year whilst away camping with my family. My cousin and I were exploring around the park when we came across some baby birds on the ground who had fallen from their nest. We picked them up and started searching around for their mum. We looked up but we did not see a nest. After looking around for some time we finally found their mother. It was obvious to see how excited she was to see her babies. This was a really fun experience for us. I have used watercolour paint, as it best captures the moment. My message in this artwork is about how we all have a part to play in taking care of God's creations.
Isabella Lahm
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
Natures Hand
Watercolour; Paper
My painting is of a small baby bird on my hand. This is from an experience I had last year whilst away camping with my family. My cousin and I were exploring around the park when we came across some baby birds on the ground who had fallen from their nest. We picked them up and started searching around for their mum. We looked up but we did not see a nest. After looking around for some time we finally found their mother. It was obvious to see how excited she was to see her babies. This was a really fun experience for us. I have used watercolour paint, as it best captures the moment. My message in this artwork is about how we all have a part to play in taking care of God's creations.
Jemma Daldy
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
The New Life Of A Horse
Paper; Watercolour
For my artwork I have chosen a misty mountain scene with short pine trees as one of the ways to represent new life. The focus of my artwork is an old horse with its foal representing new life. The inspiration for this piece is my horse Jasmine. Jasmine was a horse that was very sick and skinny when we got her. We got her from a friend and have been caring for her ever since. Jasmine is an old horse and she has issues such as bad conformation - (which is how they walk)- as she did not have corrective shoeing when she was young. In my artwork these issues represent old age and death focusing on the foal as the new life of its mother. The message of my piece is that old animals, Humans and plants do not live forever.
Jemma Daldy
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
The New Life Of A Horse
Paper; Watercolour
For my artwork I have chosen a misty mountain scene with short pine trees as one of the ways to represent new life. The focus of my artwork is an old horse with its foal representing new life. The inspiration for this piece is my horse Jasmine. Jasmine was a horse that was very sick and skinny when we got her. We got her from a friend and have been caring for her ever since. Jasmine is an old horse and she has issues such as bad conformation - (which is how they walk)- as she did not have corrective shoeing when she was young. In my artwork these issues represent old age and death focusing on the foal as the new life of its mother. The message of my piece is that old animals, Humans and plants do not live forever.
Lachlan Stevenson
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 5
New Life
Lead Pencil; Pencil; Paper
My artwork is of a forest fire and then the new life forming after the fire. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because God gives the burnt and dead forest new life so that it can thrive again.
Lachlan Stevenson
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 5
New Life
Lead Pencil; Pencil; Paper
My artwork is of a forest fire and then the new life forming after the fire. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because God gives the burnt and dead forest new life so that it can thrive again.
Leon Maina
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 5
JESUS 'I am the Alpha and Omega'
Cardboard; Charcoal; Paint; Oil Pastel; Pencil; Gold Leaf Foil
"In this year's theme song, 'Behold I Make All Things New', there is a verse that says, 'Alpha and Omega Beginning and End' This is my favourite part of the song and I decided to represent the Alpha and Omega with a symbol of the two together wrapped in gold leaf foil and above the image of Jesus who is our Beginning and End!"
Leon Maina
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 5
JESUS 'I am the Alpha and Omega'
Cardboard; Charcoal; Paint; Oil Pastel; Pencil; Gold Leaf Foil
"In this year's theme song, 'Behold I Make All Things New', there is a verse that says, 'Alpha and Omega Beginning and End' This is my favourite part of the song and I decided to represent the Alpha and Omega with a symbol of the two together wrapped in gold leaf foil and above the image of Jesus who is our Beginning and End!"
Lilliana Valenzisi
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
The place in my artwork is a beach I went to in Queensland. It is significant to me because it makes me feel calm, and me and my family always go there. I think God created a beautiful world for us all filled with nature.
Lilliana Valenzisi
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
The place in my artwork is a beach I went to in Queensland. It is significant to me because it makes me feel calm, and me and my family always go there. I think God created a beautiful world for us all filled with nature.
Lucy Taylor
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
The Seed of Life
Watercolour; Paper
A while ago I tried to grow an avocado plant. I put the seed in a glass and added water. Weeks went past and there was no sign of growth, I was going to give up. But then the world helped me out and my seed started to grow. My artwork is about the Seed Of Life and the message is that you should never give up on the growth or the life of a plant. My artwork is about all things new. Nature and my own experience with growing things at home inspired my artwork. My artwork of a hand pouring water into a bowl with a plant symbolises the world's hand stretching down to help my plant grow and thrive.
Lucy Taylor
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
The Seed of Life
Watercolour; Paper
A while ago I tried to grow an avocado plant. I put the seed in a glass and added water. Weeks went past and there was no sign of growth, I was going to give up. But then the world helped me out and my seed started to grow. My artwork is about the Seed Of Life and the message is that you should never give up on the growth or the life of a plant. My artwork is about all things new. Nature and my own experience with growing things at home inspired my artwork. My artwork of a hand pouring water into a bowl with a plant symbolises the world's hand stretching down to help my plant grow and thrive.
Mackenzie Jackson
St Francis of the Fields Primary School, Strathfieldsaye
Year 5
From Old to New
Watercolour; Acrylic
On an old tree, we used old materials to make a new swing.
Mackenzie Jackson
St Francis of the Fields Primary School, Strathfieldsaye
Year 5
From Old to New
Watercolour; Acrylic
On an old tree, we used old materials to make a new swing.
Makayla Jackson
St Francis of the Fields Primary School, Strathfieldsaye
Year 5
Rebirth and New Life
Watercolour
Every morning as the sun rises, new life is all around.
Makayla Jackson
St Francis of the Fields Primary School, Strathfieldsaye
Year 5
Rebirth and New Life
Watercolour
Every morning as the sun rises, new life is all around.
Matilda Kirby
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
Under Your Wing
Paper; Watercolour
"My artwork portrays “Behold I create all things new”. I was intrigued when I saw some ducklings follow their mother down the side of the lake in Shepparton. The Mother duck seemed to divert its young away from danger which is very similar to how my parents keep me safe. It is very important to look after our young so that they may have a full and peaceful life. The watercolours challenged me when I was painting the ripples in the water. I tried to get the multiple layers to look more realistic. "
Matilda Kirby
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
Under Your Wing
Paper; Watercolour
"My artwork portrays “Behold I create all things new”. I was intrigued when I saw some ducklings follow their mother down the side of the lake in Shepparton. The Mother duck seemed to divert its young away from danger which is very similar to how my parents keep me safe. It is very important to look after our young so that they may have a full and peaceful life. The watercolours challenged me when I was painting the ripples in the water. I tried to get the multiple layers to look more realistic. "
Matilda McKinley
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach Sunset
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
The place in my artwork is a beach. It is significant to me because my family and I went on a big trip around Australia this year, and we visited lots of beaches. The warm sand beneath my feet and the calming waves to me are a gift from God.
Matilda McKinley
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach Sunset
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
The place in my artwork is a beach. It is significant to me because my family and I went on a big trip around Australia this year, and we visited lots of beaches. The warm sand beneath my feet and the calming waves to me are a gift from God.
Milli Pearce
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 5
Behold I Make All Things New
Lead Pencil; Watercolour
"This represents when you have good and dreadful days and it makes me feel like you do not always have to be perfect in every way just be yourself. "
Milli Pearce
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 5
Behold I Make All Things New
Lead Pencil; Watercolour
"This represents when you have good and dreadful days and it makes me feel like you do not always have to be perfect in every way just be yourself. "
Olivia Nagy
Sacred Heart Primary School, Corryong
Year 5
Alike One Another
Fine Liner; Greylead; Pencil
This artwork shows how close of a connection a person can have to God's creation and we all should care for it like Jesus wanted us to.
Olivia Nagy
Sacred Heart Primary School, Corryong
Year 5
Alike One Another
Fine Liner; Greylead; Pencil
This artwork shows how close of a connection a person can have to God's creation and we all should care for it like Jesus wanted us to.
Zakk Podubinski
St Mary's Primary School, Myrtleford
Year 5
Nativity
Clay; Wire
I made Mary, Jesus and Joseph from wire and clay. They are in the stable with animals where Jesus was born.
Zakk Podubinski
St Mary's Primary School, Myrtleford
Year 5
Nativity
Clay; Wire
I made Mary, Jesus and Joseph from wire and clay. They are in the stable with animals where Jesus was born.
Addyson Almond
St Mel's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Butterflies In Bloom
Watercolour; Marker; Fine Liner; Mixed Media
"My artwork has a girl with a butterfly on her finger and the butterfly is spreading the bright colours across the page. This is a symbol of the message “Behold I create all things new.” I have used lots of bright colours separating the two sides with different mediums to create a brand new effect in my artwork. I have used watercolour on the left hand side creating washes and layering colours and on the right I have used markers to also create dark and light shaded effects. I am inspired by nature and the butterfly is an insect that is both beautiful and mysterious. I love my garden at home because when the flowers bloom the butterflies get busy pollinating. Nature is full of amazing things if you take the time to look."
Addyson Almond
St Mel's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Butterflies In Bloom
Watercolour; Marker; Fine Liner; Mixed Media
"My artwork has a girl with a butterfly on her finger and the butterfly is spreading the bright colours across the page. This is a symbol of the message “Behold I create all things new.” I have used lots of bright colours separating the two sides with different mediums to create a brand new effect in my artwork. I have used watercolour on the left hand side creating washes and layering colours and on the right I have used markers to also create dark and light shaded effects. I am inspired by nature and the butterfly is an insect that is both beautiful and mysterious. I love my garden at home because when the flowers bloom the butterflies get busy pollinating. Nature is full of amazing things if you take the time to look."
Ally Gillingham
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 6
The Sunflower
Greylead; Paper; Pencil
My artwork is a drawing of the life cycle of a sunflower. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because it relates to new life and and also the growth of a person and how we can all bloom.
Ally Gillingham
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 6
The Sunflower
Greylead; Paper; Pencil
My artwork is a drawing of the life cycle of a sunflower. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because it relates to new life and and also the growth of a person and how we can all bloom.
Amaya Crichton
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 6
We Can Get Through
Greylead; Marker; Pencil; Paper
My artwork is of some of the possible challenges we may face in life due to Natural Disasters. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because life can be unpredictable but each day brings a new challenge and that we can get through it and to remember everything that is good in the world.
Amaya Crichton
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 6
We Can Get Through
Greylead; Marker; Pencil; Paper
My artwork is of some of the possible challenges we may face in life due to Natural Disasters. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because life can be unpredictable but each day brings a new challenge and that we can get through it and to remember everything that is good in the world.
Amelie Coll
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
New Beginning
Fine Liner; Paint
This resembles a new beginning or path towards new life. The sunset sky is calm and the road has been found.
Amelie Coll
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
New Beginning
Fine Liner; Paint
This resembles a new beginning or path towards new life. The sunset sky is calm and the road has been found.
Archie Nunn
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
Hitting The Reset Button
Marker; Pencil
After exploring the CES theme "Behold I Make all things New" I saw it as an opportunity to start afresh by hitting the reset button.
Archie Nunn
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
Hitting The Reset Button
Marker; Pencil
After exploring the CES theme "Behold I Make all things New" I saw it as an opportunity to start afresh by hitting the reset button.
Bella Holland
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
The Growth Of The Lotus
Canvas Board; Fine Liner; Watercolour
"We are all part of God’s creation and the earth changes all the time. I included the lotus flower because it symbolises new life and growth. "
Bella Holland
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
The Growth Of The Lotus
Canvas Board; Fine Liner; Watercolour
"We are all part of God’s creation and the earth changes all the time. I included the lotus flower because it symbolises new life and growth. "
Brianna Hoang
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 6
God Before My Eyes
Marker; Watercolour; Paint
I want to look at the world and see how God makes things new. I'm going to look for God all around me in people, in creation and I know God is with me, right before my eyes.
Brianna Hoang
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 6
God Before My Eyes
Marker; Watercolour; Paint
I want to look at the world and see how God makes things new. I'm going to look for God all around me in people, in creation and I know God is with me, right before my eyes.
Eva Kyriakou
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Love is ...
Mixed Media; Paint; Paper; Printed Words; Magazine images and Food Dye
Love is the main ingredient for life. Without love, their is no life. LOVE MAKES ALL THINGS NEW. I choose the scripture passage from Corinthians 13:4-7 to compliment my art work. It is a powerful passage, which is often read during marriage ceremonies, the beginning of a new life together as one.
Eva Kyriakou
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Love is ...
Mixed Media; Paint; Paper; Printed Words; Magazine images and Food Dye
Love is the main ingredient for life. Without love, their is no life. LOVE MAKES ALL THINGS NEW. I choose the scripture passage from Corinthians 13:4-7 to compliment my art work. It is a powerful passage, which is often read during marriage ceremonies, the beginning of a new life together as one.
Gabriel Waters-Beaton
St Joseph's' Primary School, Numurkah
Year 6
Saw a Need
Coloured Pencil; Fine Liner; Paint
I did a picture of my Grandma, who is in hospital, but it actually looks like Saint Mary Mackillop. So I channeled my picture around the work that Mary Mackillop did all those years go, Seeing a need and doing something about it.
Gabriel Waters-Beaton
St Joseph's' Primary School, Numurkah
Year 6
Saw a Need
Coloured Pencil; Fine Liner; Paint
I did a picture of my Grandma, who is in hospital, but it actually looks like Saint Mary Mackillop. So I channeled my picture around the work that Mary Mackillop did all those years go, Seeing a need and doing something about it.
Imogen Sargeant
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Renew My Spirit
Paint; Collage; Stencil; Posca Pens
With nature we can heal, revive and make all things new. Body, mind and soul. My artwork showcases the bright colours of Spring. Spring is the season where all things in nature become new. Here, the theme 'Behold, I make all things new.' comes to life! Even the human body-mind and spirit is renewed with the onset of Spring
Imogen Sargeant
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Renew My Spirit
Paint; Collage; Stencil; Posca Pens
With nature we can heal, revive and make all things new. Body, mind and soul. My artwork showcases the bright colours of Spring. Spring is the season where all things in nature become new. Here, the theme 'Behold, I make all things new.' comes to life! Even the human body-mind and spirit is renewed with the onset of Spring
Imogen Schultz
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
Second Chance
Canvas Board; Acrylic; Watercolour; Fine Liner
Second Chances are like new beginnings. In my artwork the darkness represents our sins, the mistakes we make. God forgives our sins and in times of darkness is our guiding light.
Imogen Schultz
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
Second Chance
Canvas Board; Acrylic; Watercolour; Fine Liner
Second Chances are like new beginnings. In my artwork the darkness represents our sins, the mistakes we make. God forgives our sins and in times of darkness is our guiding light.
Indy Morey
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
Window to the Soul
Coloured Pencil; Pencil; Texta; Watercolour
"Window to the Soul The reason I chose to create this artwork is because eyes represent new beginnings and endings, depending on whose eyes we are looking through. The road serves as a journey throughout life. In many cultures, an eye symbolises spiritual guidance, a divine blessing and protection. The eye can be a good indicator of both good and evil."
Indy Morey
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
Window to the Soul
Coloured Pencil; Pencil; Texta; Watercolour
"Window to the Soul The reason I chose to create this artwork is because eyes represent new beginnings and endings, depending on whose eyes we are looking through. The road serves as a journey throughout life. In many cultures, an eye symbolises spiritual guidance, a divine blessing and protection. The eye can be a good indicator of both good and evil."
Isabel Neil
St Mary's Primary School, Rutherglen
Year 6
Sweet Fresh Watermelon
Boxboard; Collage
When I think of the word 'new', I think fresh. Watermelon is a fresh fruit that is sweet and juicy.
Isabel Neil
St Mary's Primary School, Rutherglen
Year 6
Sweet Fresh Watermelon
Boxboard; Collage
When I think of the word 'new', I think fresh. Watermelon is a fresh fruit that is sweet and juicy.
Ivy Hayes
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 6
Reaching Out
Chalk Pastel; Greylead; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is the hands reaching out to Jesus and the heart giving out love to those in need. the leaves signify new life and to start a new chapter.
Ivy Hayes
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 6
Reaching Out
Chalk Pastel; Greylead; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is the hands reaching out to Jesus and the heart giving out love to those in need. the leaves signify new life and to start a new chapter.
Kelsee Bogumil
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
Battle Field
Paper
After war and conflict there is new growth and life because of the sacrifice they made. Just like Jesus did for us.
Kelsee Bogumil
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
Battle Field
Paper
After war and conflict there is new growth and life because of the sacrifice they made. Just like Jesus did for us.
Lily Giuliani
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
The Lord Bless You and Keep You
Paint; Collage; Newsprint; Posca Pens; Magazine Pictures
I used the Scripture passage from Numbers 6:24-26 to compliment my art works simplicity. Knowing God is by our side is a gentle reminder of His LOVE for us! This passage allows us to see how special God's embrace is, making us feel loved and making all things new!
Lily Giuliani
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
The Lord Bless You and Keep You
Paint; Collage; Newsprint; Posca Pens; Magazine Pictures
I used the Scripture passage from Numbers 6:24-26 to compliment my art works simplicity. Knowing God is by our side is a gentle reminder of His LOVE for us! This passage allows us to see how special God's embrace is, making us feel loved and making all things new!
Maddie Marchment
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
Eye Of Faith
Charcoal; Paper
My artwork is inspired by when Jesus helps the blind man see, giving him new life.
Maddie Marchment
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
Eye Of Faith
Charcoal; Paper
My artwork is inspired by when Jesus helps the blind man see, giving him new life.
Missy Coburn
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 6
Jesus is with Us
Greylead; Marker; Paper; Pencil
My artwork is a drawing of Jesus and is a reminder that Jesus is always with us and that we shouldn’t worry too much about anything in life because Jesus will get us through it and add good things to our life.
Missy Coburn
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 6
Jesus is with Us
Greylead; Marker; Paper; Pencil
My artwork is a drawing of Jesus and is a reminder that Jesus is always with us and that we shouldn’t worry too much about anything in life because Jesus will get us through it and add good things to our life.
Priscilla Care
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Giving Grace
Paint; Gold Leaf Foil
I captured the essence of all things new with an image of Mother Nature shown here in a hew of earthy tones and a glint of gold leaf foil representing new life and growth from the twigs in her hair. Mother Nature for me encapsulates the theme, 'Behold I Make All Things New' because it is Mother Nature who has the last say on our destiny on earth.
Priscilla Care
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Giving Grace
Paint; Gold Leaf Foil
I captured the essence of all things new with an image of Mother Nature shown here in a hew of earthy tones and a glint of gold leaf foil representing new life and growth from the twigs in her hair. Mother Nature for me encapsulates the theme, 'Behold I Make All Things New' because it is Mother Nature who has the last say on our destiny on earth.
Rylee McCashney
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
The Rose
Lead Pencil; Watercolour; Paper; Fine Liner
Jesus' love for us gives us new life. For my artwork I chose a rose because in the story of Beauty and The Beast the rose represents the power of love and how it can transform us.
Rylee McCashney
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
The Rose
Lead Pencil; Watercolour; Paper; Fine Liner
Jesus' love for us gives us new life. For my artwork I chose a rose because in the story of Beauty and The Beast the rose represents the power of love and how it can transform us.
Sally Howell
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
The Seed
Paint; Pencil
"Behold, by showing the flower and the old tree, matching the age of the hands. New, is showing time and age in the two hands side by side. One hand is wise and experienced like the old tree, the other new and inexperienced, ready for what life will bring, like the little flower."
Sally Howell
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
The Seed
Paint; Pencil
"Behold, by showing the flower and the old tree, matching the age of the hands. New, is showing time and age in the two hands side by side. One hand is wise and experienced like the old tree, the other new and inexperienced, ready for what life will bring, like the little flower."
Trey Hayes
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 6
Spirit of Love
Chalk Pastel; Lead Pencil; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is a dove inside a heart. I am made new each day by the spirit of peace and sharing kindness around the world.
Trey Hayes
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 6
Spirit of Love
Chalk Pastel; Lead Pencil; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is a dove inside a heart. I am made new each day by the spirit of peace and sharing kindness around the world.
Whil Goulden
Liborius' Primary School, Eaglehawk
Year 6
Saint Liborius
Charcoal
St Liborius is who our school is named after, he inspires us and our church.
Whil Goulden
Liborius' Primary School, Eaglehawk
Year 6
Saint Liborius
Charcoal
St Liborius is who our school is named after, he inspires us and our church.
Evie Thomas
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 4
Replant The Earth
Watercolour; Pen
God makes everything new. Life on earth is always changing and God gives us a new day to make the earth a better place for us to live on. God calls on us to help the world together.
Fateh Pannu
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 4
Old to Growth
Cardboard; Marker; Paint
My artwork shows how our environment can grow back after a bushfire. I used warm colors like red and orange for the background to show the fire, and cool colors like blue and green for the new growth. On the warm side, I painted a burnt tree with fire underneath. On the cool side, I made a new tree growing. This shows that even after something bad like a fire, the environment can become new again.
Lucy Mynard
St Joseph's Primary School, Cobram
Year 4
The Colours Of Uluru
Paper; Paint; Paintwash
The beautiful colours that wash over Uluru every day.
Millie Simpson
St Francis of the Fields Primary School, Strathfieldsaye
Year 4
New Life
Fine Liner; Watercolour
I found a trapped butterfly and released it back into the air, giving it a new life.
Scout Anderson-Bartel
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 4
We Are Lucky To Have God
Fine Liner; Marker; Watercolour; Paper
You only live once and God chose you to make the world a better place. The sun rises everyday giving us a fresh start to follow God. You follow God and God will follow you.
Amelia Ho
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach with City Background
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
Let the water under the sky be gathered into one place... and the gathered waters He called the 'seas'." I have chosen the ocean with buildings in the background because the ocean reminds me of God's beautiful creations of nature and the buildings remind me of God's gift of intelligence for mankind. God made the ocean home for many animals and species, providing us food, oxygen and medicine. Buildings aren't just walls and equipment, they're where we live, grow up, raise our families, learn, praise God, invent new things, bring new ideas, and make changes to the world.
Arlia Weeks
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 5
Spirit of Peace
Chalk Pastel; Lead Pencil; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is the holy spirit in the form of a dove. The dove is on a flame resting on a cross which represents Jesus. I am made new each day by the spirit of peace.
Arlie Edwards
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 5
New Life Blooming
Fine Liner; Greylead; Marker; Watercolour; Paper
My artwork is of a pregnant woman surrounded by flowers that have just bloomed. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because the lady is pregnant meaning there is new life on the way and the flowers represent new life too. The yellow represents the happiness and excitement she is feeling.
Ashley Anyanwu
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
Jesus Makes Us New
Marker; Paper
God has made everything in the world. God gives living things everything they need to live and grow. He gave us Jesus to make us new.
Avaya De Stefanis
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
The Two Deers In The Night
Watercolour; Paper
My artwork has two deers and in the background there are two trees and two mountains. I have added compilations of light and darks. This symbolises the meaning: “Behold I create all things new.” My inspiration behind this artwork is that my grandparents used to own a farm and at the back there was a forest with tall trees. When my dad and I went down to look around we had to be quiet because we didn’t want to scare the deers away. If we were quiet, we could hear the deers running in herds. I have used watercolour and gouache for the moon and clouds. I was inspired by deers for this because I think they are such beautiful animals and I like being amongst the natural environment. In this artwork I have learnt a lot of new skills and I am now a lot more confident in doing watercolours.
Ayla Nihill
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 5
Spirit of Love
Chalk Pastel; Lead Pencil; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is of a cross with a heart over the top and small hearts inside. I am made new each day by the spirit of love.
Emma Ngo
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
The place in my artwork is the beach. It is significant to me because it is very beautiful, peaceful, and I feel happy and comfortable when I'm there.
Heli Chauhan
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
Art In Nature
Acrylic; Canvas Board
My artwork has a nest with three bird eggs and the nest is on a tree branch. The inspiration behind this artwork is about a day my family and I went for a walk around the park and I saw a bird egg on the grass. I picked it up and dropped it in my dads hand so he could put it back in the nest. After my dad put the egg back in the nest and we talked about the birds as we walked. For my artwork I was inspired by nature. I have learned how to make different textures on a canvas, I have really enjoyed painting with acrylic paint.
Isabella Lahm
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
Natures Hand
Watercolour; Paper
My painting is of a small baby bird on my hand. This is from an experience I had last year whilst away camping with my family. My cousin and I were exploring around the park when we came across some baby birds on the ground who had fallen from their nest. We picked them up and started searching around for their mum. We looked up but we did not see a nest. After looking around for some time we finally found their mother. It was obvious to see how excited she was to see her babies. This was a really fun experience for us. I have used watercolour paint, as it best captures the moment. My message in this artwork is about how we all have a part to play in taking care of God's creations.
Jemma Daldy
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
The New Life Of A Horse
Paper; Watercolour
For my artwork I have chosen a misty mountain scene with short pine trees as one of the ways to represent new life. The focus of my artwork is an old horse with its foal representing new life. The inspiration for this piece is my horse Jasmine. Jasmine was a horse that was very sick and skinny when we got her. We got her from a friend and have been caring for her ever since. Jasmine is an old horse and she has issues such as bad conformation - (which is how they walk)- as she did not have corrective shoeing when she was young. In my artwork these issues represent old age and death focusing on the foal as the new life of its mother. The message of my piece is that old animals, Humans and plants do not live forever.
Lachlan Stevenson
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 5
New Life
Lead Pencil; Pencil; Paper
My artwork is of a forest fire and then the new life forming after the fire. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because God gives the burnt and dead forest new life so that it can thrive again.
Leon Maina
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 5
JESUS 'I am the Alpha and Omega'
Cardboard; Charcoal; Paint; Oil Pastel; Pencil; Gold Leaf Foil
"In this year's theme song, 'Behold I Make All Things New', there is a verse that says, 'Alpha and Omega Beginning and End' This is my favourite part of the song and I decided to represent the Alpha and Omega with a symbol of the two together wrapped in gold leaf foil and above the image of Jesus who is our Beginning and End!"
Lilliana Valenzisi
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
The place in my artwork is a beach I went to in Queensland. It is significant to me because it makes me feel calm, and me and my family always go there. I think God created a beautiful world for us all filled with nature.
Lucy Taylor
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
The Seed of Life
Watercolour; Paper
A while ago I tried to grow an avocado plant. I put the seed in a glass and added water. Weeks went past and there was no sign of growth, I was going to give up. But then the world helped me out and my seed started to grow. My artwork is about the Seed Of Life and the message is that you should never give up on the growth or the life of a plant. My artwork is about all things new. Nature and my own experience with growing things at home inspired my artwork. My artwork of a hand pouring water into a bowl with a plant symbolises the world's hand stretching down to help my plant grow and thrive.
Mackenzie Jackson
St Francis of the Fields Primary School, Strathfieldsaye
Year 5
From Old to New
Watercolour; Acrylic
On an old tree, we used old materials to make a new swing.
Makayla Jackson
St Francis of the Fields Primary School, Strathfieldsaye
Year 5
Rebirth and New Life
Watercolour
Every morning as the sun rises, new life is all around.
Matilda Kirby
St Anne's College, Kialla
Year 5
Under Your Wing
Paper; Watercolour
"My artwork portrays “Behold I create all things new”. I was intrigued when I saw some ducklings follow their mother down the side of the lake in Shepparton. The Mother duck seemed to divert its young away from danger which is very similar to how my parents keep me safe. It is very important to look after our young so that they may have a full and peaceful life. The watercolours challenged me when I was painting the ripples in the water. I tried to get the multiple layers to look more realistic. "
Matilda McKinley
St Monica's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 5
The Beach Sunset
Cardboard; Oil Pastel; Modelling Clay
The place in my artwork is a beach. It is significant to me because my family and I went on a big trip around Australia this year, and we visited lots of beaches. The warm sand beneath my feet and the calming waves to me are a gift from God.
Milli Pearce
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 5
Behold I Make All Things New
Lead Pencil; Watercolour
"This represents when you have good and dreadful days and it makes me feel like you do not always have to be perfect in every way just be yourself. "
Olivia Nagy
Sacred Heart Primary School, Corryong
Year 5
Alike One Another
Fine Liner; Greylead; Pencil
This artwork shows how close of a connection a person can have to God's creation and we all should care for it like Jesus wanted us to.
Zakk Podubinski
St Mary's Primary School, Myrtleford
Year 5
Nativity
Clay; Wire
I made Mary, Jesus and Joseph from wire and clay. They are in the stable with animals where Jesus was born.
Addyson Almond
St Mel's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Butterflies In Bloom
Watercolour; Marker; Fine Liner; Mixed Media
"My artwork has a girl with a butterfly on her finger and the butterfly is spreading the bright colours across the page. This is a symbol of the message “Behold I create all things new.” I have used lots of bright colours separating the two sides with different mediums to create a brand new effect in my artwork. I have used watercolour on the left hand side creating washes and layering colours and on the right I have used markers to also create dark and light shaded effects. I am inspired by nature and the butterfly is an insect that is both beautiful and mysterious. I love my garden at home because when the flowers bloom the butterflies get busy pollinating. Nature is full of amazing things if you take the time to look."
Ally Gillingham
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 6
The Sunflower
Greylead; Paper; Pencil
My artwork is a drawing of the life cycle of a sunflower. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because it relates to new life and and also the growth of a person and how we can all bloom.
Amaya Crichton
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 6
We Can Get Through
Greylead; Marker; Pencil; Paper
My artwork is of some of the possible challenges we may face in life due to Natural Disasters. I believe my piece meets the theme ‘Behold I Make All Things New’ because life can be unpredictable but each day brings a new challenge and that we can get through it and to remember everything that is good in the world.
Amelie Coll
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
New Beginning
Fine Liner; Paint
This resembles a new beginning or path towards new life. The sunset sky is calm and the road has been found.
Archie Nunn
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
Hitting The Reset Button
Marker; Pencil
After exploring the CES theme "Behold I Make all things New" I saw it as an opportunity to start afresh by hitting the reset button.
Bella Holland
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
The Growth Of The Lotus
Canvas Board; Fine Liner; Watercolour
"We are all part of God’s creation and the earth changes all the time. I included the lotus flower because it symbolises new life and growth. "
Brianna Hoang
St Augustine's Primary School, Wodonga
Year 6
God Before My Eyes
Marker; Watercolour; Paint
I want to look at the world and see how God makes things new. I'm going to look for God all around me in people, in creation and I know God is with me, right before my eyes.
Eva Kyriakou
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Love is ...
Mixed Media; Paint; Paper; Printed Words; Magazine images and Food Dye
Love is the main ingredient for life. Without love, their is no life. LOVE MAKES ALL THINGS NEW. I choose the scripture passage from Corinthians 13:4-7 to compliment my art work. It is a powerful passage, which is often read during marriage ceremonies, the beginning of a new life together as one.
Gabriel Waters-Beaton
St Joseph's' Primary School, Numurkah
Year 6
Saw a Need
Coloured Pencil; Fine Liner; Paint
I did a picture of my Grandma, who is in hospital, but it actually looks like Saint Mary Mackillop. So I channeled my picture around the work that Mary Mackillop did all those years go, Seeing a need and doing something about it.
Imogen Sargeant
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Renew My Spirit
Paint; Collage; Stencil; Posca Pens
With nature we can heal, revive and make all things new. Body, mind and soul. My artwork showcases the bright colours of Spring. Spring is the season where all things in nature become new. Here, the theme 'Behold, I make all things new.' comes to life! Even the human body-mind and spirit is renewed with the onset of Spring
Imogen Schultz
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
Second Chance
Canvas Board; Acrylic; Watercolour; Fine Liner
Second Chances are like new beginnings. In my artwork the darkness represents our sins, the mistakes we make. God forgives our sins and in times of darkness is our guiding light.
Indy Morey
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
Window to the Soul
Coloured Pencil; Pencil; Texta; Watercolour
"Window to the Soul The reason I chose to create this artwork is because eyes represent new beginnings and endings, depending on whose eyes we are looking through. The road serves as a journey throughout life. In many cultures, an eye symbolises spiritual guidance, a divine blessing and protection. The eye can be a good indicator of both good and evil."
Isabel Neil
St Mary's Primary School, Rutherglen
Year 6
Sweet Fresh Watermelon
Boxboard; Collage
When I think of the word 'new', I think fresh. Watermelon is a fresh fruit that is sweet and juicy.
Ivy Hayes
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 6
Reaching Out
Chalk Pastel; Greylead; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is the hands reaching out to Jesus and the heart giving out love to those in need. the leaves signify new life and to start a new chapter.
Kelsee Bogumil
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
Battle Field
Paper
After war and conflict there is new growth and life because of the sacrifice they made. Just like Jesus did for us.
Lily Giuliani
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
The Lord Bless You and Keep You
Paint; Collage; Newsprint; Posca Pens; Magazine Pictures
I used the Scripture passage from Numbers 6:24-26 to compliment my art works simplicity. Knowing God is by our side is a gentle reminder of His LOVE for us! This passage allows us to see how special God's embrace is, making us feel loved and making all things new!
Maddie Marchment
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
Eye Of Faith
Charcoal; Paper
My artwork is inspired by when Jesus helps the blind man see, giving him new life.
Missy Coburn
St Joseph's Primary School, Kerang
Year 6
Jesus is with Us
Greylead; Marker; Paper; Pencil
My artwork is a drawing of Jesus and is a reminder that Jesus is always with us and that we shouldn’t worry too much about anything in life because Jesus will get us through it and add good things to our life.
Priscilla Care
St Brendan's Primary School, Shepparton
Year 6
Giving Grace
Paint; Gold Leaf Foil
I captured the essence of all things new with an image of Mother Nature shown here in a hew of earthy tones and a glint of gold leaf foil representing new life and growth from the twigs in her hair. Mother Nature for me encapsulates the theme, 'Behold I Make All Things New' because it is Mother Nature who has the last say on our destiny on earth.
Rylee McCashney
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
The Rose
Lead Pencil; Watercolour; Paper; Fine Liner
Jesus' love for us gives us new life. For my artwork I chose a rose because in the story of Beauty and The Beast the rose represents the power of love and how it can transform us.
Sally Howell
Sacred Heart Primary School, Yarrawonga
Year 6
The Seed
Paint; Pencil
"Behold, by showing the flower and the old tree, matching the age of the hands. New, is showing time and age in the two hands side by side. One hand is wise and experienced like the old tree, the other new and inexperienced, ready for what life will bring, like the little flower."
Trey Hayes
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary School, Elmore
Year 6
Spirit of Love
Chalk Pastel; Lead Pencil; Paint; PVA Glue
My image is a dove inside a heart. I am made new each day by the spirit of peace and sharing kindness around the world.
Whil Goulden
Liborius' Primary School, Eaglehawk
Year 6
Saint Liborius
Charcoal
St Liborius is who our school is named after, he inspires us and our church.
Imogen Schultz
Holy Rosary Primary School, White Hills
Year 6
Second Chance
Canvas Board; Acrylic; Watercolour; Fine Liner
Second Chances are like new beginnings. In my artwork the darkness represents our sins, the mistakes we make. God forgives our sins and in times of darkness is our guiding light.
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