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2023-2024 chalk art done by Mr. Long’s Digital Art class

Get a look at the unique work done by students in Mr. Long’s Digital Art Class
Victoria Troncoso, Staff Writer • April 19, 2024
Victoria Troncoso
The signatures of the artistic students who created the chalk art around campus.

LOS ALAMITOS, CA–  The creative students in the digital art class at Los Alamitos High School got to express their creativity in designing chalk art. Some of the artwork is credited, while others are anonymous. The art pieces range from gigantic scenes to small illustrations. Some explore inspiring messages, while others are simply comical. Unfortunately, the chalk art does not last forever under student foot traffic, so it is best to enjoy these pieces while they are still new.

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Victoria Troncoso
Spongebob artwork done by students in Mr. Long's digital art class.
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Victoria Troncoso
Victoria Troncoso, Staff Writer
Victoria Troncoso is a sophomore at Los Alamitos High School, and this is her first year in Journalism. She is on the girl’s JV lacrosse team at Los Al. Her favorite class is Spanish because she loves working as a team with her peers about Spanish culture and the roots behind the language. During her time outside of school, she enjoys going to the beach and hanging out with her friends. This year, Victoria would like to write articles about the many different sports teams here at Los Al.
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