Kid from Vienna, IL, Won $5,000 For Painting This
Categories: Animals, Environment
Beating out 27,000 other inferior kids (ages kindergarten through high school) from all 50 states, a teen living across the Mississippi River from Cape Girardeau emerged victorious in the Federal Junior Duck Stamp Art contest on Friday.
The aptly-named Abraham Hunter, a 17-year-old from Vienna, Illinois, received a cool $5,000 from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service for his effort, which depicts a pair of ringneck ducks. Quacktastic!
(To all you kids who didn't win: We're just joking. You're not really that inferior!)
The aptly-named Abraham Hunter, a 17-year-old from Vienna, Illinois, received a cool $5,000 from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service for his effort, which depicts a pair of ringneck ducks. Quacktastic!
(To all you kids who didn't win: We're just joking. You're not really that inferior!)
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| fws.gov |
| This painting by Abraham Hunter, who lives about 100 miles southeast of St. Louis, defeated 27,000 not-as-good paintings nationwide. |
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