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Pamela Morrell helps Coupeville Sports diversify into the art world.

Our artist in residence. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Pamela Morrell is killin’ it.

The Coupeville High School cheerleader, who is front and center for the Wolf spirit team in fall and winter, is also a talented artist.

The drawings above and below come to us courtesy of her and give the blog a little bit more class than it had an hour ago.

So, we got that going for us, which is nice.

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Jazmine Franklin

She’s the real deal.

Coupeville grad Jazmine Franklin was an outstanding tennis player, and a high-energy cheerleader during her days at CHS, a student leader and one of the brightest stars in the Wolf galaxy.

And nothing has changed in her post-high school days.

Franklin is now a highly-accomplished artist, with the rest of the world discovering what Coupeville people already knew.

She’s not a queen, but THE queen.

Franklin’s latest artistic masterpiece, seen in the photo above, is up for auction right now, with the current top bid at $100 through Sunday.

The auction closes at 7 PM Tuesday for the 11×14 inch airbrush painting on stretched canvas, and you can still bid by messaging her at https://twitter.com/JumpinLikeJazz or https://www.facebook.com/JazmineFranklins.

Or, you can pop over to her personal site and peruse (or buy) her artwork and apparel.

Whether you need prints and posters, or want to rep her artwork through t-shirts, masks, or mugs (to name just a few of her items), Franklin offers a wide range of artfully-crafted products.

 

To see Jazmine’s artistic endeavors, pop over to:

https://jzmn-originals.myshopify.com/

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Jazmine Franklin

It’s a win for everyone.

With the holiday season bearing down fast, now is the perfect time to pick up gifts for people in your life.

Thanks to the hard work and talents of a former Wolf supernova, you can obtain unique mementos, while supporting the work of one of Coupeville’s best and brightest.

During her time at CHS, Jazmine Franklin was a student leader, formed a potent doubles duo on the tennis court with McKenzie Bailey, and was one of the loudest ‘n proudest cheerleaders ever to wear the red and black.

Franklin was later inducted into the Coupeville Sports Hall o’ Fame, a true legend among legends.

In her post-high school days, the former Wolf has expanded her art empire as she continues to produce high-quality work.

So, take my advice, and pop over to her site to see for yourself.

The gift you buy today could be a double gift – if you buy it from the right source.

 

To see Jazmine’s work:

JZMN Originals (myshopify.com)

 

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Avery Parker, artist in residency at Coupeville Sports. (Photos courtesy Corinn Parker)

Her latest masterpiece.

Does your kid draw?

Maybe they paint, or take photos, or write stories, or craft poems, or do just about anything creative.

If so, this is the time to let the world see what they can do, and also give me stuff to publish during our current sports slowdown.

Doesn’t matter if they attend school in Coupeville, Oak Harbor, or on the South end of the Island.

It’s open to everyone on Whidbey.

Contact me on Facebook or email me at davidsvien@hotmail.com, and let’s get your offspring their moment in the spotlight.

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With Washington state schools closed down due to the fight against COVID-19, we’re offering all Whidbey Island students a chance to be heard and stay connected.

Brookelynn Van Velkinburgh, who created the artwork seen in this story, is a 6th grader at Coupeville Middle School.

Her career goals are to be a police officer or detective when she grows up.

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