John Huyett, 6, holds up his Certificate of Participation standing in front of his acrylic titled, "The Village." His work earned him second place in the first grade division.

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Shea O'Brien, 10, poses next to her combination piece of acrylic, graphite and pencil. She titled it, "Queen of Color," and received first place honors in the fifth grade category.

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The artwork on display ranged from pencil drawings and paintings to collages and photography.

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Lee Berry, 7, gives a thumbs-up in front of his picture created by food coloring and a sponge. He called it, "Sky of Colors."

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Ashley Bittner, 12, stands next to her colored pencil drawing called .

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Nino De Barros, 8, stands next to his piece that earned him honorable mention. He titled it, "La Tortuga," which is spanish for "turtle."

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Many Loudoun residents gathered at the Franklin Park Performing and Visual Arts Center, Sunday, to admire artwork done by students ranging from preschool all the way to 12th grade. First through third place and honorable mention ribbons were awarded to winners in each grade.

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