Mon, 06/06/2016 - 5:15pm

Camden Hills Regional High School student Maddie Wickenden's entry, ‘Puffer Fish,’ received the Best High School Student award ribbon.

Teapot by Morgan Ford, which was named Most Creative.

Maddie Wickenden, Russell Kahn and Morgan Ford.

Teapot by Becca Westbrook’s.

Teapot by Bella Bryant.

Teapot by Connor Rosberg.

Teapot by Emily Blackwell.

Teapot by Isabek Ginliwecsz-Alien

Teapot by Jane Cummings.

Teapot by Kai Hart-Boulder.

Teapot by Katherine Vanorsdall.

Teapot by Katia Kordek.

Teapot by Malea Russell.

Teapot by Matt Morse.

Teapot by Mirella Lafreniere.

Teapot by Nick Rozahagyi

Teapot by Taylor Peasley

Camden Hills Regional High School student Maddie Wickenden's entry, ‘Puffer Fish,’ received the Best High School Student award ribbon.

Teapot by Morgan Ford, which was named Most Creative.

Maddie Wickenden, Russell Kahn and Morgan Ford.

Teapot by Becca Westbrook’s.

Teapot by Bella Bryant.

Teapot by Connor Rosberg.

Teapot by Emily Blackwell.

Teapot by Isabek Ginliwecsz-Alien

Teapot by Jane Cummings.

Teapot by Kai Hart-Boulder.

Teapot by Katherine Vanorsdall.

Teapot by Katia Kordek.

Teapot by Malea Russell.

Teapot by Matt Morse.

Teapot by Mirella Lafreniere.

Teapot by Nick Rozahagyi

Teapot by Taylor Peasley

PORTLAND — Camden Hills Regional High School teacher Russell Kahn's advanced clay students submitted their Trompe L'Oiel (fool the eye) teapots and cups to the annual Teapot/Cup show and competition at Portland Pottery.

The entries were viewed during the First Friday Art Walk in Portland on June 3.

As a result, Maddie Wickenden's Puffer Fish received the Best High School Student award ribbon and Morgan Ford won the Most Creative Teapot for his entry of a an old style camera in the show for students and adults.

Both students will be receiving $50 gift certificates to Portland Pottery. In a news release, Kahn said that all the students teapots were praised by the artists for originality and creativity.