Sculpture and Ceramic students will be suprised Monday morning! Our first batches of soap are now  cut and curing for the next 4-6 weeks. Students used a basic soap recipe, weighed ingredients, added essential oils and extra nutrients (chipped cinnamon bark, nutmeg and oatmeal) and  poured their cold process soaps into frames. They've created an spicy apple and mulberry scented soap along with an oatmeal soap scented with campaka.  The art room is filled with fragrance.

Untitled Photo by Jonathan Adams 

Shayna Gries presents her photo presentation on shape. She has a talent for cropping images and finding the beauty in everyday experiences.

Colton Kuhlman shares a photo of a very special friend he caught munching on a treat, in his yard yesterday evening!

Just a great reminder to take your camera everywhere you go, as you never know what you'll see!

"They were very open...wide pictures, places that you see everyday, but nobody actually looks at!"
                                                                                   ...Hannah Ellingson '15

Help needed Sunday September 9th, 2012, with the Herbs in the Hills Festival! This would be a great way to learn paper making with herbs and earn your service hours.
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Ruffcorn Farms is in the process of harvesting corn throughout this LINE photo presentation compiled by sophomore Jacob Ruffcorn. He takes his camera out into the field on his Steiger 335 and looks for the opportune moment to capture the images of farming in  Monona County, near Blencoe, IA.

A photography presentation by senior Tiffany Stephens, focuses on LINE in urban and rural settings.

Jessica Cox takes us on a unique journey into her vision of LINE.

The essence of the Loess Hills is captured in these early morning photos taken by freshman Jonathan Adams. 

Freshman Shayna Gries will knock your socks off with this Line presentation in keynote!