Sophomore Scott Rossing is the featured artist of the month, chosen by art teachers Bill Congdon and Doug Hustedt.

Congdon and Hustedt picked Rossing because of his creativity and commitment to the piece.

“My inspiration (for the snowboard) was color because I like to use different ones with each other, and I like to combine different aspects of designs,” Sophomore Scott Rossing said.

The colorful pieces of this snowboard represent the colorful person Rossing is.

Rossing considers himself a different and diverse person, which is seen by the two distince parts in his artwork.

When Rossing finished this piece, he felt many emotions, but one stood out in particular.

“A word to describe how I feel when I finish a piece of art is thrilled when I sit back and look at all that I have accomplished,” Rossing said.

Often times, Rossing describes himself as a different and diverse person, which shows in his art.  Their are two distinct parts, showing two sides of himself.

“I like the design because it shows that I can be creative and it uses a lot of different colors.  I like to use new ideas and just try different stuff,”Rossing said.

Rossing believes his creative personality can take him far in an art career, if that’s what he decides to do.

“I’ve been taking art classes since sixth grade, and I might be thinking about taking art as a minor in college,” Rossing said.