Acrylic Portrait from Coral Waters

We've another #portraitsfornhsheroes post for you today. Coral Waters, age 15, has been working on acrylic portraits for the project, and has shared one of them with us as part of our #LiveCreativelyQPAC campaign. Thank you Coral! It's wonderful to see talented young artists sharing their work.


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