Student artwork featured in seven ice sculptures at Ice Fest
Courtesy Photo Olive Ford stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of a snowflake.
Courtesy Photo Vesper Stutzman stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of a ballerina.
Courtesy Photo Avery Bates stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of a lighthouse.
Courtesy Photo Kylie Witulski stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of a snowman and winter scene.
Courtesy Photo Alpena Community College student Jenya Torsch stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of the Lady Michigan glass-bottom boat.
Courtesy Photo Alpena High School CTE student Cassidy Etzel stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing depicting career and technical education opportunities.
Courtesy Photo Vivienne Robertson stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of a coffee cup, which was selected by Cabin Creek Coffee to represent their business downtown.
Courtesy Photo Olive Ford stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of a snowflake.
Courtesy Photo Vesper Stutzman stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of a ballerina.
Courtesy Photo Avery Bates stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of a lighthouse.
Courtesy Photo Kylie Witulski stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of a snowman and winter scene.
Courtesy Photo Alpena Community College student Jenya Torsch stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of the Lady Michigan glass-bottom boat.
Courtesy Photo Alpena High School CTE student Cassidy Etzel stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing depicting career and technical education opportunities.
Courtesy Photo Vivienne Robertson stands next to the ice sculpture that was created from her drawing of a coffee cup, which was selected by Cabin Creek Coffee to represent their business downtown.
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ALPENA -- The artwork of seven local students was featured in ice sculptures at Alpena Ice Fest over the weekend.
The students submitted drawings to Thunder Bay Arts, and their work was selected to be transformed into beautiful ice creations for attendees to admire.
Selected students came from Alpena Public Schools at the elementary, junior high, and high school levels, and Alpena Community College. Students included Avery Bates, Cassidy Etzel, Olive Ford, Vivienne Robertson, Vesper Stutzman, Jenya Torsch, and Kylie Witulski.
Each student received an Alpena Ice Fest winter beanie.