
Student art contest winners celebrated in East Contra Costa County
Highlighting the achievements from the cover art contest and Tri Delta Transit
On January 11, Tri Delta Transit honored Francesca Aujero, a 10th grader at Freedom High School, as the winner of their Student Cover Art Contest. Francesca's artwork will grace the cover of the agency's upcoming printed schedule, a testament to her exceptional talent.
Francesca's passion for sketching and drawing has earned her multiple accolades. She is a two-time winner of the Contra Costa County Library Bookmark Art Contest and her work was featured in the Contra Costa Water District's Water Awareness Youth Art Contest, where her piece was selected for the 2026 wall calendar.
The Student Cover Art Contest, initiated by Tri Delta Transit, aims to engage young artists in the community by showcasing their creativity on the agency's materials. This initiative not only highlights local talent but also fosters a deeper connection between the transit system and the residents it serves.
In addition to the cover art contest, Tri Delta Transit has been actively involved in community engagement through various initiatives. For instance, they have partnered with local organizations to promote environmental awareness and sustainability. These efforts underscore the agency's commitment to not just transportation, but also to the cultural and environmental well-being of East Contra Costa County.
The recognition of Francesca's artwork serves as an inspiration to other young artists in the region, encouraging them to participate in community projects and to share their creative visions. It also reflects the vibrant artistic community present in East Contra Costa County, which continues to thrive through such collaborative efforts. |
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