Sarina Hartman is a college student studying visual and communication arts, and is a communications major, psychology minor.
student at Eastern Mennonite University in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley. She
lives in Harrisonburg on campus at EMU.
Since moving to the valley, she has been recording pieces of her life through art and photography
Bio: I’ve always been in touch with my creative side since I can remember. I didn’t start out with a super natural skill as far as detailed paintings or photography abilities, but I started taking art classes in middle school and high school and was immediately drawn into learning more and practicing. I love design, whether that is graphic on the computer, or on paper. I also have grown to love photography and documenting random moments, and beautiful sites that I see, and have some joy in painting and drawing as well. I mostly work on art pieces in my free time, but there have also had several projects that I have done throughout my schooling, from middle school, to high school, to my college education.
Photo credit: Londen Wheeler
Advanced Diploma from Harrisonburg High School
I took art classes all four years in high school, where I learned about multiple forms of mixed media, history of art and certain artists, and practiced a variety of different techniques and design elements. Once I came to college at EMU I took several art classes as listed I am currently in a color photography class, as well as web design, and will have more courses before my time is complete at EMU.