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In 2005 Packard and his mother opened Lumo Studios, located on Main Street, where they showcase family art as well as art from students and the community. “They’re always willing to exhibit work, and would do anything for the community – especially if it infuses elements of the arts,” says Banasiak. His mother continues her work as a fiber artist, selling her work and yarn supplies at the studio alongside Aaron’s photos. Packard is currently pursuing his Masters of Fine Arts in Photography at USD. He is an adjunct instructor, and hopes to continue teaching in the n SHARK, From Page 3 amazed at some of the great product and marketing ideas the kids are developing,” Hill said. “I think we sometimes underestimate how creative and tech savvy these kids are if they have a little structured guidance.” Freshman Riley Beach conceived of a car air freshener that would be put in the engine so the vehicle would always smell good due to the pleasant scents being continually pumped out as the motor runs. “(The project) is very time consuming, but well worth it in the classroom,” Beach said. “It’s a good idea. It’s nice to see some of our ideas go somewhere. The idea I’ve had is one I’ve had my whole life so it’s neat to be able to show it.” Beach says that the competition isn’t that dog-eat-dog yet and has been more competitive. It doesn’t mean he isn’t serious about it. “We have dedicated three weeks of this, every day in class,” Beach said. “It is actually something that can go somewhere.” Taggart’s group is a little bit more fired up about going after the top spot. “Our group is a little bit competitive,” Taggart admitted. “Me Pleasant Valley Township Board of Equalization Meeting March 16th, 7:00 pm Brandi Johnson Residence 30630 Frog Creek Rd. Wakonda, SD 57073 Any appeals MUST be submitted in writing, postmarked no later than March 12, 2015 future. “It’s great to see the spark of inspiration in people and seeing them succeed,” says Packard. Rayna Hernandez, an art student at USD, has taken Packard’s photography class and has spent time with him in the art school. “He’s a good teacher. He’s helpful and willing to let you get creative, even in lower level classes.” Hernandez also appreciates his current projects. “His work is really good because he takes a lot of old processes and incorporates them with technology. He’s interested in a wide range of things.” Banasiak also reflects on Packard’s work. “His work is involved in the rediscovery of things. He appreciates the craftsmanship and tradition of quality. He’s like a visual alchemist, matching subject matter with appropriate visuals so it becomes poetic and powerful.” Packard has undoubtedly continued his parents’ legacy of enriching the artistic culture of Vermillion. “Vermillion is a great base, and it’s also a really supportive community, creatively.” Please Recycle and a lot of other people would not share our ideas with each other because we didn’t want them to get stolen and we thought we had such good ideas. ‘Our group is competitive and we’re in for the long run.” Yet one must remember these are only 14 and 15-year-old students, so some of the challenges inherent do rise to the surface. “The biggest struggle has been breaking down the costs to produce one unit,” Hill said. “For example, a group creating an innovative hair brush found the average cost of plastic per gram by researching Internet sources and then weighed a similarly sized hair brush (in grams) on a balance scale in order to determine the cost of materials. “Another group is currently determining how many mini solar chips are needed for their solar charging device. Students have overcome these struggles through research, communication, and collaboration with their group members.” The students are also keeping an eye on what the professionals are doing and wonder how they could apply some ideas to their current projects. “With our project we remembered a lot from a long time ago and it didn’t seem significant then were like ‘we could make this, but we could make it so much better and improve upon it,” freshman Ethan Simmons said. “When you think of inventions you might have thought ‘oh that’s easy.’ But then you look at what you have to do to move it forward and you realize ‘oh so this is what you have to do.’ “Nothing that you see is as easy as they make it seem. It takes away some of the fantasy. It’s still cool and it’s still fun, but you realize how much work you have to put in to it.” Simmons’ group has conceived of a charm bracelet that attach and have magnets on the end so they can clip on to others. It would be used as a charity item. Taggart says that the project has given her new perspective on her future and that is a large part of what this project’s goal was in the first place. “I am more interested in business and a lot of other people in my groups are,” Taggart said. “I was interested in more science, but now it’s more, ‘hey business.’” If You Read This... You Know Advertising Pays! Call the Broadcaster at 605-624-4429 or stop by to place your ad today! 201 West Cherry St Vermillion, SD 624-4429