Holiday Art
It’s December, and this time of year we usually do cheerful art projects that have something to do with the Holidays. Click on an image to see it full size and view pictures in a slideshow.
Read More Holiday ArtWe see our Traumatic Brain Injuries as only a detour on a journey through life that is still “On Track”.
It’s December, and this time of year we usually do cheerful art projects that have something to do with the Holidays. Click on an image to see it full size and view pictures in a slideshow.
Read More Holiday ArtOne of our students, Lauri, did stained glass projects in her life before her brain injury. In recent months she has returned to working with glass as a therapy to regain thought processes and skills that once came more easily to her. Each of these pieces represents many hours of painstaking work. Her artistry shines […]
Read More Stained Glass: Pieces of her brainIt has been several months since we have shared artwork in this space. We are very pleased to spotlight the following examples of work done by students since then. This post does not include all the wonderful drawings we have received from students. We will share more of them in future posts. Click on a […]
Read More Spotlighting New Artwork“Breathe and Meditate to Become Calm” is the theme for the 2022-2023 school year after receiving the most votes from students. We are happy to be back together again after the summer break and look forward to the challenges and breakthroughs of the new school year! We welcome you all back to our blog!
Read More Breathe and Meditate to Become CalmSince somewhat less than half of our program students (December, 2021) are currently able to come on campus due to continuing COVID-19 protocols, we primarily rely on the ability of most students to take photos or to scan their artwork and send it in. Most photos arrive as phone picture images, although a few arrive […]
Read More Art potpourriSomewhat more than a year ago, the class worked on a project to draw a self portrait. This Fall we have revisited the idea with a twist. The current project was to draw a self portrait with big eyes, a more abstract concept. The challenge was to still make the finished picture evoke the artist. […]
Read More How our faces have changed!At the end of our summer session, we experimented with a silhouette tree on a drawn mosaic background. Students produced some lovely efforts. When On Track started back in session after the brief Summer break, we began a more complex landscape project where one element was added each week in class. It began with a […]
Read More Trees and More!October is the month of Halloween, so we worked on some projects with suitable subjects. There’s something about the spirit of this particular day that inspired everybody to create their best spooky effects. We hope you enjoy them! Click on any image below to see it full size.
Read More Halloween ThemesIn Art class over the past year, we have done projects of various subjects, explored different styles and experimented with pencils, ink, markers and paint . Here are some of our landscape efforts for your enjoyment. Left to right and top to bottom, the following artwork is by Alma, Quint, Jonathan and David.
Read More Branching Into LandscapesOur last Summer outing of 2021 took place on July 7th back at The Veranda shopping center in Concord, California. Those attending were students Alma, Keilani, Glen, David, Sharon, Christine B., Ernesto, Mauricio and Tommy. and staff Cami, Bev, Kat (not pictured) and Dana. The weather was perfect–not hot and with a nice, cool breeze! […]
Read More Another Day at The VerandaWe see our Traumatic Brain Injuries as only a detour on a journey through life that is still “On Track”.
We see our Traumatic Brain Injuries as only a detour on a journey through life that is still “On Track”.
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