Art

Lemon Trio

By Logan Weghorst

Logan A. Weghorst enjoys drawing and painting, as well as working with wood, clay, and metals. His colorful “CAT” painting was featured on the cover of Parakeet Magazine’s debut issue. His monochromatic sketch, “Filling the Void,” appeared on Cicada Society’s blog. “Smile,” one of Logan’s pencil drawings made it to the semi-finalist round of Art of Unity’s 2022 Creative Award, putting the piece in the top 15% of 279 submissions from 52 countries. More recently, Logan’s pencil sketch “Intertwined” appeared in Blue Marble Review.

Neon Paradise

By Laura Anna Balla

This picture was taken in Hersonissos, Crete. To be more precise, it was taken in the heart of the party district. Some may think observing life in such a loud and busy environment can be overwhelming but for me, it’s relaxing. Standing in one place while watching the world pass. In Greek, there’s even a word for this: peratzatha.

Laura Anna Balla is eighteen years old and currently living in Budapest, Hungary. Laura loves criminal law but at the same time, she adores art and creativity. If she’s not busy with schoolwork you can find her either creating some form of art or preparing for a competition.

Lisboa Parks, Electrico 28

By Tony Pan

Tony Pan is a high school creative based in New York. His work has been recognized by the Alliance for Young Writers & Artists, previously published in the HaluHalo Journal, Phillips Exeter Academy’s summer issue, among others. He is also currently an editor for Aster Lit. In his free time, he enjoys crime scene documentaries, playing the guitar, street photography, and thrifting clothes for vintage finds.

Lapse, Win Choy Market

By Jack Khachatryan

Lapse

Win Choy Market

Jack Khachatryan, a photographer based in Salt Lake City, has been passionate about photography since his freshman year of high school. Skilled in both digital and film mediums, Jack’s work spans a variety of subjects and techniques, including chemical alternative processing in the darkroom and 3D installations composed of photographs.

His latest portfolio, Urban Prints, dives into the intersection of abstraction and city spaces. Urban Prints is an exploration of shapes and colors in various cities across the United States. It pushes abstraction in both composition and processing.

Currently a senior at Waterford High School, Jack plans to pursue engineering and photography in college.

More of his work can be found on his website: jackkhachatryan.my.canva.site

Blank Canvas, Reimagined

By Le Wang

Le Wang is a student, writer, and artist from New York. Le’s poetry is forthcoming in the Eunoia Review and the Fleeting Daze Magazine. Her art is also forthcoming in the borderline magazine. Her work has been recognized by Scholastic Arts and Writing. When Le isn’t busy with school, she can be found reading, enjoying a matcha latte, or drawing.

the ballerina

By Edith May

Edie May is a seventeen- year-old artist and high school student from Massachusetts.