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- 2. Laura Bettini Heart
- 4. Alex Khoury Skyfall
- 5. Jose Lopez
- 6. Megan Minor Cartoon Street BEFORE AFTER
- 7. Lizzy Perez
- 8. Karla Reyes The Indians Before After
- 10. Diana Rodriguez The Sniffing Dog
- 11. Jose Alvarez Ellen
- 13. Deysi Estrada Dark Night
- 14. Elise Funseth
- 15. Ruth Garibay
- 16. McKenna Johnson Jellyfish Before after
- 17. Nayeli Mauricio Stalking Cat
- 18. Cecilia Montanez
- 19. Jennifer Murillo
- 20. Pauline Nolte Waiting for the Winter
- 21. Alex Riedel
- 22. Tessa Zajicek Perspective of an Ant
- 23. Guadalupe Zsepeda Colors of the Wind
- 25. Rose Fontana Sunshine
- 26. Jason Herrera Journey to Narnia
- 27. Monica Parks