I chose one of the most common yellow things; the sunflower. I also sculpted Angel Trumpets from my current backyard. *Started at Averyboo in 2015

The color I got was red, which I was pretty happy about. It's quite a bold color, and when pared with greens and blues like our garden theme, it turns out quite interesting in art pieces. I meant for my sculpture to look like a stone fountain, with the animal being a fox, and water spilling out from the red geode its guarding. My second piece on the wall, is a colored pencil sketch of a knight up against a large manticore. The king of the knights crown is to the left, covered in red roses. *8 yrs Averyboo student

These two paintings, both of which I collaborated with Isabella to create, were inspired by the blue nemophila flower. I chose blue as my main color because I love the serene feel it gives my art. The smaller peice of a fluffy cat in a flower hat has elements of space in the background. The second painting depicts a crowd of animals looking through a fish bowl, with nemophila flowers framing the scene. Both of my paintings have parallel themes of sea and space to Isabella's artworks. *10 yrs Averyboo student

My color is pink and I made a pink lily and sculpted 'Mop' for my color. I really like Mop :) *4 yrs Averyboo student

I got orange. I like teeth so I added those. To be honest, I just thought it looked cool. [Incorporated tulips into both]
*7 yrs Averyboo student

I love space, which inspires most of my space-looking artworks. This is the reason why I also chose purple for the group project, because I can incorporate the color into my spacey design. I teamed up with Victoria to create another small piece of art; a dog, symbolizing the sun and a cat symbolizing the moon, both of which dressed in our corresponding colored flowers!
*10 yrs Averyboo student

For the show, I got the color green. The first thing that came to mind for me were sharp, jagged plants. So I decided to make a succulent as my signature plant, and I wanted to emphasize that in my first piece. 

For my sculpture, I made a tea pot spilling into the water, so I could take advantage of my bottom corner spot, and incorporate my favorite drink, tea. 

Lastly, I made a vine border around my succulent to  make my area stand out even with more neutral, lighter colors. 
*2 yrs Averyboo student