The Fine Art students of the Altos de Chavon Design School give Papa Jacks a new look!

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It seems like just yesterday when the Papa Jack’s disco was remodelled and now the Papa Jacks lounge has been redone – by the students of the Fine Arts division of the Altos de Chavon Design School. Here, Raul Miyar the teacher of the Fine Arts class explains what the pupils were asked to do:

All the Fine Arts students were given the task of submitting a design proposal for the interior of Papa Jack’s understanding that the new look needed to be more ‘sophisticated’ yet still playful, giving a more integrated feel to the separate spaces within the bar and creating a warmer, more welcoming ‘Irish Pub’ sort of feel. The entire Fine Arts class (21 students) worked very hard to complete the entire project in one weekend (May 15, 16) and the new interior is a result of a compilation of six different Fine Arts students’ proposals under my supervision and direction.

The following are photos of the pupil’s work in Papa Jacks.

Leslie Jimenez: tree motif along the stairwell

Natalia Pages: bathroom signage

Charlie Quezada designed the wall print and the decorative frames

The Black and White frames were designed and painted by Karen Villarreal, Natalia Pages and Julianny Ariz, below are photos are these beautiful paintings:

The alleyway mural was designed by Abelardo Llerandi. The wall mural is in the alleyway outside of Papa Jacks and can be seen through the windows, the photos below show this: [nggallery id=387] The team relax and admire their work!

Thank you to Raul Miyar, for sending us some photos and telling me all about this impressive project!