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Elementary Students Create Mural

By: Kyle Leyenberger
Updated: April 20, 2012
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Thousands of elementary school students combined their drawings Friday to create a single work of art.

All 8,000 Bentonville elementary school students created a drawing earlier this week for the Wal-Art project and Friday they placed the pictures together on the high school football team's indoor practice field.

"It's not just about coloring pretty pictures," says the projects co-creator Brendan O'Connell, "It's about getting kids to think creatively about any idea."

Eventually each drawing will be scanned and arranged to create a mural on Bentonville's downtown square.

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