The first round of the 2024 Shinhan Post Card Contest!The paintings of Sophia (above) and Victoria (below) passed the first round of the 2024 Shinhan Post Card Contest. The topic this time was a picture of the future with artificial intelligence. I am proud of the wonderful pictures my two students created, letting their imaginations run wild in a variety of beautiful colors. Above all, this contest was a great opportunity to get children to think about the impact of artificial intelligence on our future. Unlike adults who worry about the future of artificial intelligence, children painted their future positively in their own colors. They were grateful for the hope that artificial intelligence would make their lives more convenient and happier. Looking at these children, it is expected that our future will be bright.
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Students artworks for Flag day!Flag Day, celebrated on June 14th, honors the adoption of the United States flag in 1777. Schools across the country often engage students in art projects to celebrate this patriotic day. Here are some inspiring ideas for student artworks that can make Flag Day both educational and fun These activities not only foster artistic skills but also instill a sense of national pride and an understanding of American history in students. Through their artworks, students can express their personal connection to Flag Day and celebrate the values and freedoms the American flag represents.
My future with Ai by studentsIn the future, I will use artificial intelligence to work simply and quickly. I want to become an artist. Just as a candle brightens the surroundings, artificial intelligence can brighten the world with a single match. I can work non-stop. I want to be a school nurse in the future. I will provide health care for sick children by using AI. Therefore we can find that sick students will reduce in the future school and they don’t need to miss out on their studies. I don't know much about artificial intelligence, but I like it. Artificial intelligence is difficult for me, but I know that there is a lot of work to be done with it in the future. So I'm excited. I symbolized the initial alphabet of artificial intelligence and drew a picture. I wanted to express the electrical flow between computers using watercolor. Artificial intelligence is mysterious because its operation is invisible, but it can do everything. I drew a picture with the concept of artificial intelligence using colored pencils. It looks like a computer man. In the future, computers will be as close to our lives as television was in the past. The world of artificial intelligence is really interesting. I don't know much about artificial intelligence, but I imagine it's small computer pieces coming together to do amazing things. So I drew many different types of robots with artificial intelligence. I think artificial intelligence is just like humans. They seem to talk, think, and feel like humans. In the future, everyone will have to work using artificial intelligence. I will also work using artificial intelligence in the future. I live in New York. Wall Street in New York is the center of finance. When I grow up, I want to study financial engineering. In the future, I will be skilled in artificial intelligence and analyzing the stock market. I can't wait! I like math. I want to study math hard and create an artificial intelligence model. I would like to work in a core department of artificial intelligence in the future. That's why my head is full of mathematical symbols. In the future, my room will have shelves full of books. And I will become a digital artist who creates many images using the artificial intelligence generator inside the computer.
Students Artwork for Road safety Art ContestThe primary goal was to raise awareness about road safety among children. By encouraging kids to create art centered around this theme, we hoped to instill in them a sense of responsibility and knowledge about safe practices on the road. Whether walking to school, riding a bike, or as passengers in cars, understanding road safety is vital for our children's wellbeing. From colorful posters depicting crosswalks and traffic lights to detailed drawings of school zones and pedestrian safety, the creativity displayed was both impressive and heartwarming. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announces the 2024 Road Safety Art Contest. This annual competition encourages students to use their creativity and talent to raise awareness of how to stay safe on our roads around large trucks and buses. The contest is open to four groups spanning grades K-12, with multiple submission categories.
2024 Young illustrator's Challenge, Magic!Last Saturday, our young illustrators dazzled the public with their incredible artworks at 2024 young illustrator's challenge in Gallery North. This year's theme, ‘Magic’, sparked the imaginations of these budding artists, resulting in a gallery of enchanting and whimsical pieces. In this competition, Sophia took first place, Miro won Honorable Mention, and Cindy took third place. It was also a great opportunity for other students to show their work to many visitors and publicize their achievements, regardless of the results.
The event was a fantastic opportunity for all participants to gain recognition and share their imaginative visions with the community. The young illustrators not only showcased their skills but also inspired everyone with their interpretations of the magical theme. We would like to send a message of gratitude to everyone who showed their incredible creativity, spirit of challenge beyond limits, and love and passion for art. |
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