2025 Virtual Gallery
Jun 12
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s Virtual Gallery!
We received 38 entries from 19 youth artists from local schools!
Their contributions ranged from drawings to ceramics and a video.
The visual art has been divided into 3 different rooms based on their subject!
Room #1: Nature
Oliver / Dunsmuir / Grade 6
It's a dragon mosaic.
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Dragon
Lexington / Dunsmuir / Grade 7
This artwork is from a game I enjoy (name of game bottom right corner) showing two of the creatures that are name Aesmir and Opralegion.
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Dragon
Sarah / Dunsmuir / Grade 7
Spider-Man!
Maena Holly / Dunsmuir / Grade 6
I made a small animation of someone spinning in circles. (Roy-G-Biv)
-Frame capture from the video-
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Creature design concept sketch done in pencil
Payton / Dunsmuir / Grade 6
An artwork based off a weeping angel.
Arundhati / Dunsmuir / Grade 7
A personal sketch of one of my favorite characters, Hatsune Miku. Her design has always inspired me, and I wanted to capture her energy in a simple pencil drawing.
Arundhati / Dunsmuir / Grade 7
I painted Pikachu digitally using just one finger! It was tricky, but I'm really happy with how it turned out.
Arundhati / Dunsmuir / Grade 7
Sketched Dazai from Bungou Stray Dogs. I focused on capturing his relaxed posture and calm expression.
Maya / Dunsmuir / Grade 7
This art is based off of two songs on the same album that have the opposite of each meaning.
Room #2: People
Hailey / Dunsmuir / Grade 7
Through the lens, the past plays like a summer movie. For this photo collage I wanted to create a retro charm with vintage aesthetics.
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Girl using acrylic paint pens and markers
Mila / Royal Bay / Grade 10
A portrait of inner emotions and opportunities. To grow bigger but to be held back.
Hailey / Dunsmuir / Grade 7
This piece is a contrast of sketch & a polished finish. Where imagination meets reality.
Hailey / Dunsmuir / Grade 7
For this piece I wanted to go for a throwback vibe that captures the iconic essence of 2000's R&B.
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Sketchbook page dedicated to trying out negative space! Used pencil crayons, acrylic pens and a few interesting references.
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Quick sketch using a colored pencil
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Sketch of a girl done in pencil crayon
Abigail / Royal Bay / Grade 9
A women's body. I hope this showcases how beautiful bodies can be.
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Quick sketch of a girl I did in class 🙂
Chloe / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
This piece was inspired by my negative feelings towards the upcoming Harmony exam I will be taking in the summer. I enjoy music, but not exams!
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Two pages of my sketchbook dedicated to Nirvana and Kurt Cobain.
Room #3: Scenes & Things
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
A dog wearing clothes...
Just pencil crayons and a reference
Jazzy / Dunsmuir / Grade 6
Swimming Mermaid in deep water with fish.
Acrylic paint on canvas
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Just used highlighters and a pen. Monkeys like music!
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
An octopus using a black marker done without a reference!
Arundhati / Dunsmuir / Grade 7
The name of the art is "Spirals of thought". Just think of a mind, each spirals are some kind of thoughts and they are related to each other and some are deep and some are not.
Brynn / Dunsmuir / Grade 6
I love painting and I just paint what I feel.
Raine / Royal Bay / Grade 12
Playland amusement park's newest roller coaster located in Vancouver BC - painted digitally in a pastel watercolour style evoking spring blossoms and warm sun.
Ella / Dunsmuir / Grade 6
A frog I made from air dry clay and then painted.
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Part of a painting I'm currently working on. Used acrylics
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
Mr. Frog
YuanXi / Centre Mountain Lellum / Grade 8
This was one of my first paintings that I have ever made 2 years ago. It is a painting of a squirrel bathing in the golden sunlight, surrounded by green foliage and small trees.
Olivia / Dunsmuir / Grade 6
This Mushroom art work, is made of clay, and was both dip glazed and hand painted. I love how it turned out, with the cracks in the glazing showing the deep blue.
Reginald / Dunsmuir / Grade 6
My art is about a tiger
Gwendolyn / Dunsmuir / Grade 8
I used pencil crayons as well as acrylic paint markers to create this fishy drawing.
