

Vinyl Cutting
This collection is a testament to the fantastic potential of vinyl cutters and our students' incredible skills and creativity. Through vinyl cutters, students have brought their ideas to life in new and innovative ways. With these machines, they can quickly turn their designs into tangible objects and take their projects to the next level. From intricate designs to bold statements, the vinyl cutters have helped our students tap into their full potential and develop their skills in new and exciting ways. Please browse our collection and be inspired by the fantastic works of art that our students have created!
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ANIME AVATAR ADHESIVE
Our students from grades 9-12 in the Anime Club embraced digital fabrication by designing their own anime character stickers. Utilizing Adobe Express and AI camera filters, scanners, and art supplies for design, and the Roland VersaStudio BN-20 for eco-solvent printing on adhesive vinyl, they transitioned from traditional drawing to advanced digital tools. This innovative approach not only enhanced their skills in digital artistry and print production but also fostered a deeper engagement in creative expression, culminating in each student producing a unique set of five stickers for personal use.
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DRUMLINE T SHIRTS
students from grades 9-12 harnessed their creativity and technical skills to design and produce unique T-shirts representing their drumline group identity. Utilizing tools like the Titan3 Vinyl Cutter and Siser Heat Transfer Vinyl, along with Adobe Express and VinylMaster software, students were actively involved in every step – from design creation to hands-on cutting, weeding, and heat pressing. This shift from purchasing predesigned shirts to creating custom, student-designed apparel not only fostered a sense of ownership and pride but also enhanced their digital design skills and provided valuable experience in vinyl cutting and heat transfer techniques.
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Banksy Goes Digital: A Vibrant Fusion of Creativity and Tech
In this exciting project, students take Banksy's vibrant and thought-provoking street art and bring it into the digital age. Students bring these designs to life using a vinyl cutter and display them around the school, promoting their technical skills and appreciation for urban art. This project is a fusion of creativity and technology, inspiring students to think outside the box and embrace new forms of self-expression.
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The Art of African Symbolism: A Vinyl Adventure
In this project, students explore the world of stencil art, learning about the rich history and evolution of this unique painting style. Then, using vinyl cutting technology, students design and produce their own custom stencils, bringing their creative vision to life as they use their newfound skills to create stunning works of art. This project combines traditional art techniques with modern technology, providing students with a hands-on experience in the world of stencil art and fostering their creativity, technical skills, and appreciation for the arts.
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Vinyl Collaborative: Uniting Creativity and School Pride
In this collaborative project, students team up with a school staff member to create a visually stunning vinyl cutout that promotes school spirit and pride. By working closely with a mentor and utilizing cutting-edge technology, students develop their technical skills, learn about design principles, and create art that showcases their school pride and contributes to a positive school culture. This project is a perfect example of how STEAM principles can be incorporated into real-world projects that positively impact the school community.
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Vinyl Fusion: A Vinyl Cutting Collaboration Arcoss Grades
In this innovative project, 11th-grade students work with 5th-grade students to bring their designs to life using vinyl-cutting technology. This collaborative project allows students of different ages to share ideas and work towards a common goal while developing their technical skills and creativity. By combining their talents and perspectives, the students create unique and visually stunning pieces, demonstrating the power of collaboration and the limitless possibilities of vinyl-cutting technology.

African American Heritage Month
Discover and honor the powerful African American figures who have made history during this important month of celebrating African American Heritage. Through research and creativity, students will choose an African American individual who has made a positive impact on society, such as Martin Luther King Jr., Maya Angelou, or Barack Obama. They will create a digital silhouette and vinyl cut of their subject, and share their story and achievements through an informative poster. Get ready to celebrate and be inspired by the remarkable African American trailblazers who have shaped our world.

Women's History Month
Discover and honor the powerful women who have made history during this exciting month. Through research and creativity, students will choose a woman who has made a positive impact on society, such as Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Malala Yousafzai, or Frida Kahlo. They will create a digital silhouette and vinyl cut of their subject, and share their story and achievements through an informative poster. Get ready to celebrate and be inspired by the remarkable women who have shaped our world.

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Explore and celebrate the inspiring contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders during this month of recognition. Students will research and create digital silhouettes and vinyl cuts of figures who have positively impacted their communities, such as astronaut Ellen Ochoa, civil rights activist Fred Korematsu, or entrepreneur An Wang. Their informative posters will showcase these individuals' remarkable accomplishments and important legacies.

Deaf Awareness Month
Discover the rich history and culture of the deaf community during this month of awareness. Through research and creativity, students will create digital silhouettes and vinyl cuts of influential figures who have positively impacted the deaf community, such as Helen Keller, Alexander Graham Bell, or Laurent Clerc. These projects will promote STEM education and pay homage to those who have paved the way for the deaf community.

​Hispanic American Heritage Month
Celebrate the inspiring contributions of Hispanic Americans during this month of recognition. Students will research and create digital silhouettes and vinyl cuts of prominent figures such as Cesar Chavez, Frida Kahlo, or Sonia Sotomayor. Their informative posters will showcase the remarkable accomplishments and important legacies of these individuals, who have inspired future generations.

Native American & American Indian Heritage Month
Celebrate Native American & American Indian Heritage Month by delving into the lives of influential figures within the Native American community. With the help of digital design tools, students will bring these trailblazers to life through a digital silhouette and vinyl cutout that captures their essence. But this project is about more than just making art. It's about recognizing the amazing contributions of people like Wilma Mankiller, Sacagawea, and Crazy Horse, and sharing their stories with the world.
Stencils in the Digital Age: A Unique Blend of Art and Tech
Get ready to express your musical taste and creativity in this fun project. Students choose a favorite song lyric and use vinyl-cutting technology to turn it into a beautiful work of art. Then, they learn how to design and produce vinyl lettering, using their chosen song lyrics as a source of inspiration. This project allows students to showcase their artistic abilities and music preferences while developing their technical skills.
Vinyl Verse: Expressing Ourselves Through Music
Get ready to express your musical taste and creativity in this fun project. Students choose a favorite song lyric and use vinyl cutting technology to turn it into a beautiful work of art. They learn how to design and produce vinyl lettering, using their chosen song lyrics as a source of inspiration. This project allows students to showcase their artistic abilities and music preferences while also developing their technical skills.
Pride Month
Celebrate and honor the inspiring individuals who have positively impacted the LGBTQ+ community during this month of recognition. Students will choose a person they admire, such as Harvey Milk, Sylvia Rivera, or Marsha P. Johnson, and create a digital silhouette and vinyl cut to honor their legacy. In addition, their informative posters will showcase these trailblazers' remarkable achievements and essential contributions.
Project Overview
This section contains descriptions of the projects to be completed by my students, providing a glimpse into the kinds of assignments we work on together.