At Wilson Talent Center, creativity knows no bounds—and no canvas is off limits. This fall, a talented New Media student used dry-erase markers to design and complete a full-wall mural that captured the beauty of the season.
The vibrant display features rolling teal hills dotted with pumpkins, an oversized scarecrow, and a warm yellow sun rising behind them all. It's not just eye-catching—it's also a first. This was the artist’s first time using this type of medium, and it brought a fresh take to seasonal decor in the classroom space.
Peers, teachers, and community members have all praised the work, noting the student's bold use of color and imaginative execution.
From concept to completion, this project showcases the spirit of hands-on, student-led learning that makes WTC such a vibrant hub of opportunity.
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Armed with creativity—and dry-erase markers—a New Media student brought a burst of autumn color to WTC with an original, large-scale mural.
