Age 16
Ithaca, NY
My painting is of John Lewis, his words leave us with his voice for change and perseverance and determination never to stop fighting for voting rights! His words will live forever for generations to come.
WINNER HOMETOWN 1ST PRIZE AGES 15-18
Age 14
Ithaca, NY
My painting is of John Lewis. He represents voting rights to me because he started fighting for civil rights a little older than me and didn’t stop until he passed away.
Age 14
Ithaca, NY
I was inspired to make a poster of John Lewis because he change voting rights in America and fought for civil rights since he was my age, until he died.
Rest in Power 1940-2020 John Lewis.
Age 15
Ithaca, NY
This is a portrait of the Honorable senator John Lewis 1940-2020.
I decided to just use a soft pencil to do the portrait of John Lewis. I tried to make it as real of a picture as I could. And the powerful words “Good Trouble”
Age 15
Ithaca, NY
This is a painting of John Lewis. My mom is an artist and she helped me pick the colors, and I wanted to show the Congressman in his true light and glory – such an inspiration to young voters.
Age 14
Ithaca, NY
This painting is of John Lewis with one of my favorite quotes Of his. “Be hopeful, Be optimistic never loose that sense of hope.”
Age 15
Ithaca, NY
This picture is of John Lewis. “Carry on his work and vote.” It’s important that we all have the right to vote and for it to be counted. I say no to voter suppression.
Age 16
Ithaca, NY
My poster was done on my computer. I choose to challenge myself in making my poster digitally to show the importance of John Lewis’s life long work for voting rights for all. And lower the age to vote!
Age 14
Ithaca, NY
I choose to create a collage of John Lewis’s life long struggle to ensuring our votes! He took his last breath fighting for the rights for us to be able to VOTE.
Age 17
Ithaca, NY
I choose Honorable Jon Lewis and LaTosha Brown. My poster represents “Good Trouble.”