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Thanks for stopping by! This site is dedicated to the student artists of Lisbon Elementary School, in western Howard County, Maryland. Within the individual grade galleries of this site you'll find many examples of paintings, drawings, crafts and other works by the budding artists of Lisbon Elementary's Kindergarten through 5th grade classes. Inspired by art teacher Shawn Costello, this site also provides links to related, useful sites and other resources for students and parents alike. Enjoy!
3rd Grade Ornaments Adorn State House Tree
Among the many ornaments on the Maryland State House Christmas tree this past holiday season were several from Lisbon ES 3rd graders. Lisbon Cubs
Lisbon students transformed themselves into lion cubs with a display painted by Ms. Costello for the school's recent fall festival. |
PTA Reflections Winners
Kaitlyn is a very dynamic artist. Her work is full of color and life and, as you can tell, she loves cats, dogs and animals in general. She has a terrific sense of design and pattern, making her paintings lively and interesting. Her sculptures and puppets are thought out with great detail and imagination. Congratulations Kaitlyn!
View Kaitlyn's drawings >> News and Notes
ART ROOM IN NEED OF MATERIALS FOR A SPECIAL UPCOMING PROJECT:• Water based spray paint: silver, gray primer, rust-colored primer. Only water-based, low VOC, please. • Wire: light to medium gauge. • Fishing line Old/Recycled/Reused: • Bits and pieces, the smaller the better: buttons, costume jewelry, beads, wooden spools, bottle lids, game pieces, things with letters and numbers • Magazines, old slides, old books, postcards • Plastic reflectors, bike parts, CDs • Broken watches, old cameras, typewriters, old office equipment, keys etc. No computer parts • Old slides and photos, greeting cards, interesting papers, stickers, scrap booking things. • Old leather, belts, skirts, fabric samples with small patterns or weaves to show better inside metal lids as backgrounds • Electrical wire, string • Hardware: nuts, handles, springs • Bags of little toys, such as farm animals or cowboys—similar type things to incorporate into jewelry. • Old jewelry and accessories • Pop-top cat food lids(washed), bottle caps |






