Thanks for the Sunday paper shout-out, Milwaukee! jsonline.com/story/travel/w…

Edward Hopper was born on this day in 1882. Hopper was born in Nyack, New York, a town located on the west side of the Hudson River, to a middle-class family that encouraged his artistic abilities. Learn about his life and work in this #MetTimeline essay. met.org/2LcMMQO

Don't let the internet rush you. No one is posting their failures.

I'm raising money for RV High School Art:Photography. Click to Donate: gofundme.com/rv-high-school… via GoFundMe

#worksbyelee making an impact on RV art students!

Field Trip Day!!! Milwaukee Art Museum and UWM library special collections for the Frida/Diego photography exhibit. #likeahawk

Just a little mess on a Tuesday morning. Chalk Pastel #createlikeahawk

2018 Regional High School Art Show @ UW-Platteville

Making progress on center court mural project!! #createlikeahawk

We got the best surprise yesterday, a print of the Lexington street mural! Thank you E.Lee @worksbyelee and Shannon Porter @wilsoncreekpottery for sharing this experience with my students. Finding the perfect space to hang this amazing print! #createlikeahawk

A huge thank you to the Sauk County Art Association for this generous donation to the high school art program!! Thank You!!

Senior show is Tonight at 6!

Thank you Nadeena for sharing all things MIAD with my students and answering questions about art after high school. #createlikeahawk

Blackhawks are woke #likeahawk

Create like a Hawk!

Congratulations to Danielle Peterson for earning a spot at the STAMP show with her Sunflower painting. I love the Impressionist quality of this piece. Well done Danni!!! #createlikeahawk

Thinking of my seniors tonight. RV class of 2020 these lights are on for you❤️. #BeTheLight #likeahawk

The myth, the legend, the Quale is retiring. Wishing you the very best today and every day!

I love RV custodians for so many reasons. I want to give a special shout out to Jeff who rearranges my drawing mannequins every night so I always have something fun to find when I get to work. It’s the little smiles that make teaching in 2020 a little brighter. Thanks Jeff!