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Hunched over their table, Art I students and freshmen Owen Powell, Hooper Harris, Karan Mandela and Harry Crystal draw self portraits for a project. In the attached editorial, the Eagle Nation Online staff takes the stance that artificial intelligence art generators hurt artists businesses. Artists are already losing business because of A.I. art generators, said sophomore Jake Radcliffe, who wrote this piece on behalf of the editorial board. Commissioning a piece of art from an artist can be expensive and time-consuming. On the other hand, using an A.I. to generate art is generally fairly cheap or free and almost instantaneous.

Editorial: A.I. art generators hurt artists, hinder development of human culture

Jake Radcliffe and ENO Staff
November 7, 2022
Hands fixed around his self-made bowl, senior Cameron Youtsey flattens the edges of his clay. This class gives me a creative outlet, Youtsey said. Where I can construct pieces to model my creativity. Taught by Brian Pierce in room 1037, ceramics allows students the chance to construct their own 3D models from clay, including bowls, vases, boxes, and more.

Editorial: Why pursuing art isn’t ‘a waste’

Nora Vedder , Reporter
November 1, 2022
Clarifying details on a performance task, new art teacher and NAHS sponsor Violet Delaney leads her eighth-period AP Art History class. Mrs. Delaney additionally teaches Art 1, as well as Drawing and Design. What I love most about being an art teacher is just being able to have fun with my students every single day, Delaney said. (Especially) getting the opportunity to see the (students) problem solve by themselves, and then seeing their skills make a product that represents them.

Art honor society sponsor, officers discuss long-term goals

Nora Vedder , Reporter
October 4, 2022
In a digitally constructed image by senior Executive Design Editor Julia Chung displays photos from her senior year and childhood. Chung has been on Eagle Nation Online since her junior year. After high school, Chung will attend School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

Senior Column: Design Editor reflects on high school experience, says goodbye

Julia Soomin Chung
May 10, 2022
Enjoying senior sunrise, Christi Norris, on the far right, and some of her friends take a selfie. Norris has been a student at Prosper for three years. After moving to Prosper, Norris decided to adopt an attitude of gratitude, changing her perspective on life.

Gratitude Column: Chief Operating Officer adopts ‘attitude of gratitude’

Christi Norris
November 25, 2021
Eyes closed, art teacher Janette Church lies in a hospital bed after brain surgery. Church underwent brain surgery on Tuesday, March 19, 2019, after having a stroke. The surgery reestablish blood flow to her left brain.

Teacher reflects on her journey to Prosper

Christi Norris, Executive Editor and Chief Operating Officer and Editor of Multimedia
August 17, 2021
Clapping for the new inductees as she sits more than 6 feet from others, Madison Woodard holds the society flower, a red carnation. Woodard, a former member of National Art Honor Society, earned “Gold Seal” at the Texas Art Education Association Visual Arts Scholastic Event four years ago with her piece called “Sea Dragon.” Former students, their parents, as well as district staff attended the ceremony, which carried rules designed to keep people safe from COVID-19. “I thought we were able to make it more elegant this year with the table settings,” sponsor Judy Seay said. “For me, that kind of compensated for what we missed out on as far as personal togetherness. I felt like we were able to compensate by going into slightly more elegant settings with tablecloths and centerpieces. It was more like a banquet as opposed to receptions.”

Club Spotlight: Schools unite during pandemic to induct artists in honor society

Soomin Chung, Graphic Designer
February 5, 2021
After laying out her supplies, junior Christi Norris prepares to work on her bullet journal. Norris has bullet journaled since February of her freshman year. Bullet journaling has allowed me to stay organized with my school assignments. Norris said. It has also helped me improve my grades by writing all of my due dates and assignments down.

Column: Bullet journals organize, provide creative outlet

Christi Norris, Photo Editor
December 8, 2020
Sophomore Sophia Shin paints a sculpture. After finishing their VASE projects, the class worked on low-relief sculptures. Some students will enter their projects, while others will enter previous work.

Art program draws close to annual VASE competition

Morgan Reese, Photographer
February 26, 2020
Senior Sophia Giasolli, donned with a medal won at the VASE state, holds her prize painting. That was my very first oil painting ... It is my childhood dog (Charlie), Giasolli said. In that painting, I tried to capture his eyes. I (find) that animals have really expressive eyes ... that was the main source of that painting. 

Artist of the week – Sophia Giasolli

Kate L. Keeler, Columnist
October 11, 2019
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