Queen Anne’s County High School takes pride in spotlighting the remarkable talents of its students. One such student is Casey Johnson, a senior and the current president of the National Art Honor Society. Stephanie Zeiler, the lead art teacher and art department chair at QACHS, nominated Casey as the QACPS Visual Arts ‘Teen of the Week’.

Unveiling the Artistic Journey of Queen Anne's County's Senior Star

Multidisciplinary Artistry with a 3D Sculpture Touch

Casey Johnson is a true multidisciplinary artist with a special affinity for 3D sculptures. Her ability to translate personal experiences into powerful artworks is truly remarkable. Through her sculptures, she has been able to convey complex emotions and stories, leaving a lasting impact on viewers. For instance, one of her notable sculptures depicted a moment of grief and loss, earning her prestigious accolades such as a Scholastic National Silver Medal and the New York Life Award. This recognition showcases her exceptional talent and dedication to her art.

Dedication and Talent: A Winning Combination

Casey's unwavering dedication to her art is evident in every piece she creates. Her commitment to honing her skills and pushing the boundaries of her creativity has led to remarkable achievements. She spends countless hours in the art studio, experimenting with different materials and techniques to bring her visions to life. Her talent is not only recognized within the school but also on a national level. Her work has been showcased in various exhibitions and competitions, earning her the respect and admiration of her peers and art enthusiasts alike.

Inspiring the Next Generation of Artists

Casey's success serves as an inspiration to the younger students at Queen Anne's County High School. Her passion for art and her determination to pursue her dreams have shown them that anything is possible with hard work and dedication. She actively participates in art workshops and mentoring programs, sharing her knowledge and skills with the next generation of artists. By doing so, she is helping to shape the future of art in the county and beyond.