Going digital: Moses Lake middle-schooler uses electrons for her artistic medium
Nora Finnegan Hines sits at her workspace in her bedroom at her family's home outside Moses Lake with her Huion graphic tablet in front of her and iPad to the right with one of her drawings on display.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
The majority of drawers in Nora Finnegan Hines' bedroom at her family home outside Moses Lake are filled with sketchbooks and collections of her drawings.
Nora Finnegan Hines shows off some of her sketches she's done, and the progress she's made in her artwork from a more recent drawing on the left to an earlier one on the right.
An example of Nora Finnegan Hines digital artwork she's created after picking up the artistic drawing style in early 2020.
A digital art piece of a pug that Nora Finnegan Hines made for a friend and was particularly proud of as dogs aren't something she draws a lot of.
An example of Nora Finnegan Hines' digital artwork she created this past year.
MOSES LAKE — Wondering why there are characters from the online video game, “Among Us,” or pictures of cats etched on the bottom of the math assignment just turned in?
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