Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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IARD AT woRK, Avian works on Avian preferred to work in solitude. . f,.. .,.,,. ...V . . .W A ..,., . ..., -1 . ,...., . ,. ,f,. .. .,r. , . . . h?'S.G'31! E-'? -Ftifmiwl'-'2f l-'il9'a'fi? 5qF-'W' l3?'lW 2l' WI 0'L'f'M'K,, : M4 v 1 -V MN 6? +2 - ir. .1 the scratchboard, he also worked with Qi coal. s a baby, he went around y Avian- with a Crayola clenched His scratchboard sketches of in his hand, scrawling 311 Michael Jackson and a GQ man r the walls of his house. Today ii have WOU first P1300 and Ubesll Ofn uor Avian Nairne is an accom- ii category at the Los Angeles Coun- 1 1 lil A hed artist with several awards his name. It feels really good to know Jple think you're good enough be awarded for your art, said , ,,1.,., .E,iiii, ii.K,ii., ,v., ,L.,,,ii i,,,,,t,,.,,i,c Wx 1 ' ig,-. of his favorite drawings, The,.Oriental shwrs 2, A 1 1 if g, aw.-xi A+ an ,LNPMM 2-mmf-wif gwkaff-tekflif-w 1 5 - , ff? at -' liek-in 1' . ardwinning drawings IS Avian The .Q tches were dis la ed in the multi ur ai -1 P Y D wah PROUDLY SHOWING OFF his se room for all to see. wx Mm M ersltality Although his favorite style X COLLAGE of Avian s work shows n . n 1 'ik Swv? lx r 3? axisgiil ty Fair. This is perhaps unusual considering the only formal art training he's had is Art I and II in high school. I just got interested in art in high school when I took those art classes with Mr. Maynard, he said. Although there are many dif- ferent styles of artwork, Avian's favorite is the scratchboard be- cause it seems to catch the view- ers' eyes the most. Scratchboard is the art of scratching off black paint with a quill from a piece of white paper. The work is tedious because one wrong little scratch could make all the difference. I love to draw. I mean art is my hobby but I ll probably give it up to go into computer technolo . The computer field is really grow- ing and since I also like comput- ers, it seems like a good choice. r..+eiiglriL .?,.f,i ,Wi X 5 ,W Wikia-gn :ww 6 C 7 7 9 7 rr 1 we . - H--' fxvr ri,-.IF ,-W limi -ll?-ik? '- fl :YV W . . ., , -, -,4 : Y 2 1 ,., f ,f .- gf 4 if li . 6, as-1' . . +4 ! QW' Avian Nairne!Juniors 1 8 5