Callie Fink
College: Irvine Valley College
Irvine, CA
Art, to me, is a means of nonverbal communication with the world, an exploration of ideas from the deepest parts of my mind.
This year we were excited to review over 50 outstanding portfolios for our scholarship competition. The talent of young artists is continuously growing, making judging increasingly difficult. We are pleased to announce the 2012 winners who are featured below.
Five scholarship recipients received $1,000 scholarships to the college of their choice, as well as a package of Krylon® artist products. The scholarship recipients’ high school art programs also received $500 grants and Krylon artist products, from which multiple students will benefit. Also, nine additional students received Krylon product packages valued at $70 each, and their high school art programs received product packages valued at $250 each.
Learn more about each Krylon Clear Choice Art Scholarship Recipient by clicking on the student’s name below.
College: Irvine Valley College
Irvine, CA
Art, to me, is a means of nonverbal communication with the world, an exploration of ideas from the deepest parts of my mind.
College: Maryland Institute College of Art
Baltimore, MD
Art is a commitment to share: to take the idea, give it form, give it away.
College: California Institute of the Arts
Valencia, CA
As a creator, I feel that I have the power to inspire and impact others.
College: Kendall College of Art & Design
Grand Rapids, MI
Art challenges society to make changes, softens cultures by tapping into their compassion, and moves individuals to their very core.
College: California State University Channel Islands
Camarillo, CA
I feel my purpose when brush touches canvas; a complex of emotion interpreted visually on a surface; colors motivated by my thoughts.
CLICK HERE to learn more about the Krylon Clear Choice Art Scholarship and obtain a copy of the 2020 application form.