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Students from East Stroudsburg University&rsquo;s Art Illustration class recently joined other area artists in creating memorable monster faces as part of a GO Collaborative Stroudsburg initiative known as &ldquo;Spooky Stroudsburg.&rdquo;
				Intended to boost local businesses, &ldquo;Spooky Stroudsburg&rdquo; featured giant monster heads that have been displayed in storefront windows along Main Street in Stroudsburg throughout the month of October.
				According to art + design professor David Mazure, the &ldquo;Spooky Stroudsburg&rdquo; project was a good fit for his students who will be unable to participate in their usual Paint-the-Town project because the homecoming celebration at East Stroudsburg University has been postponed.
				Among the participants are Mellissa McPartland, a senior art Pictured with their memorable monsters are: Mellissa McPartland, a senior art + design major from East Stroudsburg, who decorated the Penn Stroud Hotel, and George Pineda, a senior art + design major from Bangor, who decorated the Renegade Winery.
				East Stroudsburg University offers a bachelor of fine arts degree in Integrated Art and Design with concentrations in Graphic Design, Product Design, Fine and New Media Art. The university also offers a bachelor&rsquo;s degree in Art + Design with concentrations in Fine Art, Design and Art History.

Art students help create a ‘Spooky Stroudsburg’