Two New Art in Public Places

Art in Public Places at the Poinciana Library in Kissimmee presents Art by Grey W. Sturgill

Originally from Brooklyn, NYC, Grey didn’t focus on art until high school. She began her art experience as an Art Major at Prospect Heights HS during her junior year and a summer of study at the former “Studio O'' art collective which started her on the path of exploring different art mediums. Over the years Grey has explored and very much enjoyed the areas’ of etching/printmaking, copper relief, yarn fiber crafts of knitting & crochet, and painting. She has completed studies in Architectural Drafting, and Graphics Printing. From the 1980s through 2015 she concentrated on knitting & crochet and has a sizable collection of her original designs of winter wear for adults and babies. Her most memorable experiences have been as an Art teacher/Activity director with at-risk children and older adults.

Grey Sturgill’s Exhibit “Dream Doodles,” is an exploration of playful free-hand drawings. “Line lineation outcomes that allow my pens, shapes, and colors to come alive and move about and wander until finished. Dream Doodles allows for any interpretation as perceived by the observer. My whimsical Doodles Feeds & Frees Imagination,” says Sturgill.

Works by Grey W Sturgill on display from July 24 through September 24 at the Poinciana Library in Kissimmee Osceola Library System.

For questions or to purchase art please contact the artist Gray at [email protected] or FB Grey W Sturgill

Art in Public Places at the St. Cloud Veterans Memorial Library presents works created by Tohopekaliga High School graphic design students.

Osceola County School District Digital Design teacher and practicing Graphic Designer Jenny Mohess @jenartdesigns is the driving force behind the Toho High School Graphic Design Agency.

Ms. Mohess is entering her 5th year teaching the Valencia Graphics Design Program at Toho High School in Kissimmee, FL. Formerly worked for Apple Inc, and Microsoft and is currently teaching at Valencia College Osceola Campus. Her teaching philosophy involves a mixture of Adobe Suite fundamentals, Typography, and risk-taking problem-solving methods.

"I am so incredibly proud of my students and the first-ever graphic design agency in our school district, and I am always excited to share their work," says Ms. Mohess. 

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