- August 14, 2021
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Foundation Academy senior Dylan Tran, right, gets some help cleaning his parking spot from his sister, Mindy, a Foundation Academy alum.
Dylan Tran’s painting features characters from “My Little Pony” and “Regular Show.”
Foundation Academy senior Gabriel Ferraz paints the logo from German soccer club FC Bayern Munich on his parking spot.
Here is Gabriel Ferraz’s finished painting.
Friends and family helped with painting and clean-up. An estimated 180 people participated in the event.
Chad Daniel uses a leaf blower to dry the first layer of parking spot paint for his daughter, Makenzie.
Makenzie Daniel was proud of her finished piece.
Foundation Academy senior Cecilia Fulmer used bright colors on her parking spot design.
Cecilia Fulmer’s friend Addie Weeks, right, helped paint Fulmer’s “Lion King”-inspired design.
Addie Weeks worked carefully on the lettering.
Kelsi Gaud removed the stencil from her parking spot design carefully.
Kelsi Gaud’s design was inspired by her sister, Kayli, and adds a relaxing vibe to her parking spot.
Elizabeth Hiatt, left, added the finishing touches to her parking spot with the help of friends Jasenia Filler, Mason Patel, Lilli Triplet and Abigail Jacobs.
A design inspired by “Friends” was one of many television-themed parking spots.
Here’s another unique television design that usually doesn’t get much love.
Stitch takes a break in this whimsical spot.
Two sports-themed spots sit next to one another.
Foundation Academy senior Dylan Wild, left, gets some help from Foundation Academy AP art teacher Janelle Bell-Martin and friend Remond Elia as he paints his parking spot with a portrait of anime character Sabre.
This is the finished portrait of Sabre.
Two modern art themed designs inhabit neighboring spots.
A creative footprint left by a festive tradition.
The artistic vibe was spot-on as more than 180 participants showed up to paint the parking spots of the incoming senior class at Foundation Academy Saturday, Aug. 7.
Students, friends and family spent their Saturday painting colorful creations in 60 parking spots in a tradition that has lasted more than 10 years. And the hunt is on for more parking spaces with enrollment increasing to a total of 1,000 students across Foundation Academy’s three area campuses, according to Foundation Academy Director of Operations Robert East.
