Creators Within Linn-Benton Pursue Their Dream Careers In Visual and Performing Arts
Kaylee Marsh with one of her art pieces Kaylee Marsh, 17, from South Albany High School, strives to become a tattoo artist. She is still unsure of her exact major, but she knows that she wants it to be art-centered. Her motivation to begin pursuing art derived from her uncle. "My dad wasn't really in the picture at the time," Marsh said. She then went on to explain the connection of art to her uncle. "He watched over me most of my childhood and he inspired me to get into it," she said. Her uncle was an artist himself, which led to her interest. Marsh doesn't intend for her work to have any particular meaning, although, some of her pieces could be described as political. Her main ideas for her work are taken from elements of the woods and forests. As much as her art expresses her own inner ideas and creativ...