CAA Magazine - December 2009

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The Commercial Art Academy @ TBT

Providing Rigor, Relevance, Relationships and Results!

• Improves Student Relationships • Team classes have over 50% saturation. • Adult Mentors • CTSO’s - SkillsUSA • Articulation Agreements-Access to Free College Credit • Business Partnerships • Advisory Board • Trips, Speakers, Internships etc.


STUDENT Academy Students sweep the 2009 Florida Design Contests Each SkillsUSA student member is invited to submit one design for consideration as the 2009 trading pin , state banner state conference program cover and T-shirt designs. All designs must be received by the state director before the announced deadline to be considered for judging. Designs may be hand drawn with color designated by pencil or marker as close to finished product as possible Designs may be computer generated.

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SPOTLIGHT ON:

Frank Saso Academy Advisory Board Member FRANK SASO was born in Cleveland, Ohio and graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Art. He worked as a commercial illustrator in Detroit, Michigan on national accounts and then in 1980, he moved to Florida and opened his art studio in the Tampa Bay area. Frank was one of the founders of the National Graphic Artists Guild now located in New York City, also a member of the International Society of Marine Painters, The New York Society of Illustrators, The Tampa Bay Advertising Federation and numerous art groups. The U.S. Army commissioned him to do a commemorative 1991 Gulf War painting. The first limited edition print was presented to General Norman Schwarzkopf and the original painting hangs in the Pentagon in Washin http:// www.franksaso.com/SEASCAPESLANDSCAPES/SafeHarbor.jpg gton D.C. 30 CAAcademy2010

When he recently completed a series of paintings for the Bank of Tampa, Frank was given the Gold Addy Award by the Tampa Bay Advertising Federation and named "Artist of the Year" and his art was named "Best in the Bay, Elements of Advertising." Rockford Publishers of New England selected his painting "Pemaquid Point, Maine" for their new book release "A Gallery of Marine Art." His art is registered with the John Paul Getty Trust Data Bank of Art and Artists. Frank has sailed the Caribbean waters for years on different tall ships and has painted throughout the islands. His Caribbean painting "Island Treasures" was chosen "Best of Show" at the Longboat Key Center for the Arts in Florida. He also organized Tall Ship cruises for artists to sail and paint in the islands. Frank has painted the Tall Ships of the World that are used for training sailors and now painting a series of

New England Tall Ships. The history of clowns was also of interest to Frank and he painted clowns and comedians throughout the ages. His first painting "The History of Clowns" depicts their origin and follows their evolution into the present day with the circus clowns. Comedians such as Laurel & Hardy then brought buffoonery and slapstick to the movies. Frank Saso was commended by officials from the U.S. Congress, The State Government of Ohio, also Cleveland and Euclid, Ohio. Honoring his art on display in the Pentagon were Representatives Stephanie Tubbs Jones and Senator George Voinovich. Also for his successful career, he was inducted into the Distinguished Achievement Hall of Fame by State Representatives Edward Jerse and Larry Householder and the mayor of his home town of Euclid, Ohio.


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Advisory Board

he use of our advisory board is critical to the success of the program and its students. The board functions in an advisory capacity and does not have policy-making powers. Our advisory board has played a vital role in the successful growth and public as well as industry support for our academy. The purposeof the advisory board is to advise on course content, new technicques and changes within the related industry. The board assists with placement of program completers and also with procurement of equipment and supplies. The composition of the board is comprised of lay members that are actively involved in the field and provide “industry� input for our program. Instructors from the program function as nonvoting ex officio members. Students and parents are also represented on the board

Instructors

Craig Naylor, School (813) 744-8360 At school E-mail: craig.naylor@sdhc.k12.fl.us Edward J. Bayonet, School (813) 744-8360 At school E-mail: edward.Bayonet@sdhc.k12.fl.us David Pritchard, School (813) 744-8360 At school E-mail: David.Pritchard@sdhc.k12.fl.us

Board Members:

Bill King -Chairman Visualgraphics Design, Inc. E-mail: visualgraphics.design@verizon.net Frank Saso - Illustrator E-mail: fsaso@tampabay.rr.com Denis Lebrun - Cartoonist E-mail: dlebrun@tampabay.rr.com Lyn Ash - Artist E-mail: lash@ij.net Tim Boatright - VP/Creative Director Marketing Associates USA E-mail: tboatright@maiusa.com Web Site: www.marketingassociatesusa.com Kent Nereim - Senior Art Director FKQ Advertising, E-mail: knereim@fkq.com Web Site: www.fkq.com Pam Kopp - Print Advertising & Communications Design E-mail: pdkopp@tampabay.rr.com Karen Metcalf - Artist Web site: artistkmetcalf.com E-mail: Karen@artistkmetcalf.com

Career Academies Increases Personalization Teacher Team with Common Planning Adult Mentors Academic and Behavioral Interventions Capitalizes on Student Interests Student Advisory Shared High Expectations In-house Procedures and Routines CAAcademy@TBT 31



Governor Charlie Crist visits our Academy When we left our classes on the Friday before it was just an ordinary weekend ahead, that was until we found out that the Governor had requested to visit our academy on Monday. He was very impressed with our students as well our facility. He spent about 30 minutes touring our shop and talking to many of our students, he even took a few moments for a short photo shoot conducted by our students.

Senior, Alely Hostia with Charlie Crist


AdvisoryBoard Bill King -Chairman Visualgraphics Design, Inc. E-mail: visualgraphics.design@verizon.net

AcademyTeam Craig Naylor Lead Teacher Commercial Art Edward Bayonet Teacher Commercial Art David Pritchard Teacher Ninth Grade English Honors Amanda Depin Teacher Tenth Grade English Honors Debra Conn Guidance Councelor

Commercial Art

AcademyOfficers

President - Terence Smith Vice Pres. - Gabrielle LeGendre Secretary - Kristina Naylor Historian - Cherise Clarke Reporter -Ciara Curry Parliamentarian - Aryn Haynes

Frank Saso - Illustrator E-mail: fsaso@tampabay.rr.com Denis Lebrun - Cartoonist E-mail: dlebrun@tampabay.rr.com Lyn Ash - Artist E-mail: lash@ij.net Tim Boatright - VP/Creative Director Marketing Associates USA E-mail: tboatright@maiusa.com Web Site: www.marketingassociatesusa.com Kent Nereim - Senior Art Director FKQ Advertising, E-mail: knereim@fkq.com Web Site: www.fkq.com Pam Kopp - Print Advertising & Communications Design E-mail: pdkopp@tampabay.rr.com Karen Metcalf - Artist Web site: artistkmetcalf.com E-mail: Karen@artistkmetcalf.com

MaryEllen Elia Superintendent Board members Carol W. Kurdell, Susan L. Valdes, Doretha W. Edgecomb, Jennifer Faliero, April Griffin, Jack R. Lamb, Ed.D., and Candy Olson The School Board of Hillsborough County, Florida, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, marital status, disability, or age in its programs, services, activities or in its hiring and employment practices. School Board Policy 6.01 ensures equal opportunity for all in its personnel policies and practices. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination guidelines: Charles W. Raburn, General Manager of Employee Relations and Equity Coordinator, 813-272-4227.

6410 Orient Road •Tampa Florida 33610 • Phone 813 744-8360 ext 276

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