Showing their pa Daryl Steet the wall of Picasso inspired art at Drouin West Primary School's art show are Kayden (left) and Lynken Steet.
Sienna Gordon looks at the terracotta animals at the Drouin West Primary School art show.
Nina Revill took Madeline Jashar stopped by the coffee van to beat the cold whilst browsing hundreds of artworks on display at Drouin West Primary School. Madeline points to one of her art pieces depicting a giraffe.
Brock Strattan shows mum Annmaree his ceramic tea light holder at the Drouin Primary School art show.
Showing their pa Daryl Steet the wall of Picasso inspired art at Drouin West Primary School's art show are Kayden (left) and Lynken Steet.
Showing their pa Daryl Steet the wall of Picasso inspired art at Drouin West Primary School's art show are Kayden (left) and Lynken Steet.
Grabbing a hot drink on a cold afternoon at the Drouin West Primary School art show are (from left) Adrian, Shannan and Lachlan Morrison.
Looking at Kandinsky-inspired circle art at the Drouin West Primary School art show are the Masterson family (from left) Jordan, Peyton, Maxie and Clint holding Tanah.
Enjoying the Drouin West Primary School art show and getting a close look at their terracotta animal art are students Aria (left) and Sienna Palmer with parents Simone and Devin and gran Karen Palmer.
Drouin West Primary School student Jaden Cunnington shows his impressive dragon eye artwork to family members (from left) Kobe, Duane and Annette Cunnington and grandparents Harry and Anna Bettink.
Nina Revill took Madeline Jashar stopped by the coffee van to beat the cold whilst browsing hundreds of artworks on display at Drouin West Primary School. Madeline points to one of her art pieces depicting a giraffe.
A year of student artwork was on exhibition when Drouin West Primary School held its first whole school art show.
Colourful and bright artwork filled classrooms and an undercover outdoor space, allowing families the chance to explore the school and student displays.
Art teacher Lis Height said almost all families attended the after-school art show.
Despite cold conditions, the rain mostly held off and a coffee van offered some temporary warmth.
"An entire school community were there, including extended families," Ms Height said, noting several families made return visits after collecting grandparents or other family.
She said it was the first time Drouin West had held a whole school exhibition and noted "amazingly positive feedback".
Students, having gained inspiration from famous artists such as Picasso and Van Gogh as well as creating ceramic and terracotta pieces, proudly searched for their creations amongst the hundreds on display.
"We're very much hoping to make this an annual event, going bigger and better next year," Ms Height said.
