Photo 1: Celina Robledo creating art spontaneously during our interview
Photo 2: As a proud educator, she poses with a student
Photo 3: Creating another trapped woman on a circular canvas
Photo 4: Robledo enjoys working with her hands above all else
Photo 5: Part of Robledo’s Graduate Series this is Ser Entrpada I
Photo 6: Sitting by Robledo’s chimney, this is Ser Entrapada II
Photo 7: Like any student, Robledo’s mind wanders during class and she expresses it in her journal
Photo 8: One of Robledo’s favorite pieces this is Verguenza
Photo 9: Another uneasy graduate piece, Ser Entrapada III
Photo 10: Robledo shares Ser Entrapada IV with her students
Photo 11: Robledo collects baby dolls and commonly uses them as models in her artwork
Photo 12: Robledo lays Ser Entrada V on the floor
Photo 13: Robledo creates a portrait of her daughter entitled Johari Window
Photo 14: Robledo shares her journal entries with the class
Photo 15: Robledo takes her Mercedes High School Art Students to visit Rice University
Photo 16: MHS students venture through Rice
Photo 17: MHS students gain experience thanks to Mrs. Robledo
Photo 18: MHS students pose in front of Rice
Photo 19: Students visit museum exhibiting work of Botero
Photo 20: Students on the way home after a fun field trip to Houston
Photo 21: MHS student using texture, color and line to sway emotion in this self-portait
Photo 22: MHS student utilizing the art of typography to send a message about freedoms
Photo 23: MHS students enjoy an artistic field day with chalk, cement and the hot sun
Photo 24: MHS students participate in IMAS’ Design-Your-Own-Bra Contest
Photo 25: Another MHS student utilizing the art of typography to create a portrait
Photo 26: MHS students using stained glass to create artwork
Photo 27: MHS using mixed media to create photo emulsion piece
Photo 28: MHS students working together to design bra
Photo 29: Another example of a typography lesson
Photo 30: MHS students posing for 2010 Beach Clean-Up photo
