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Student Feels "The Blues" in Art Contest

By: Jennifer Lee
Updated: February 6, 2013
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HAGERSTOWN, MD - The City of Hagerstown has chosen the winning art piece that will be the poster for this year's BluesFest.

A panel of judges looked at 48 art pieces in total without knowing which artist painted which picture.

The honor goes to, Erin Mettille, a senior at the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts.  Her painting features four musicians who are feeling the "Blues."

There's already a poster version and a T-Shirt sketch of the painting.

"I figured they wanted something that looked more fun. So I tried to show something that embodied the music and also the fun side of the festival."

BluesFest will take place on May 30th until June 2, 2013.

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