Photo by Lydia Silic By Lydia Silic Am I really an artist? Am I really a friend? Do people believe in me…do I believe in myself? They say ‘You are what you believe’, or is that ‘you are what you eat’? I gaslight myself, I doubt my passion. Is that me in the photo? Are the flowers alive or dead? Has this been done…… Continue reading Decaying Artist
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Fruits and Vegetables
Photo by Greta Unetich By Greta Unetich All I want is help with the dishes. No, not the ones I used to make soup and chili and muffins for myself, and then some for you, the ones that fill the sink and lay helter-skelter on the counter now, the ones that we made dinner from…… Continue reading Fruits and Vegetables
Girls Just Want to Have Autonomy
Photo by Kleigh Balugo By Ryland McGinniss What do To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before and The Notebook have in common? Well, they’re both book-to-movie love stories cemented in the rom-com genre. To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before definitely is more of a Gen Z read, while The Notebook is iconic for millennials.…… Continue reading Girls Just Want to Have Autonomy
Metamorphose
Photo by Amanda Perez By Amanda Perez This image is part of a more extensive photographic series entitled Metamorphose, telling the story of how one transitions from a sheltered, self-protective state into a confident, and colorfully adorned persona. — Tucked away in my cocoon, why would I ever want to leave? I doubt there is…… Continue reading Metamorphose
Bunny is Forever
Photo by Makela Moline By Makela Moline My primary focus when creating art is to visit internal reflection in order to build instinctually, to ensure an accurate representation of emotion, experience, and memory. Daily, my experiences in the dream world, the real world, and the imagination are logged and researched meticulously as if I were…… Continue reading Bunny is Forever
Immortalizing Lana Del Rey’s Born to Die
Photo by Kleigh Balugo By Ahri Vi The Old Hollywood aesthetic is one that people continue to draw inspiration from, yet none have been able to master it in the way that Lana Del Rey has. In fact, ever since the 2012 release of her second album Born to Die, Lana Del Rey’s name has…… Continue reading Immortalizing Lana Del Rey’s Born to Die
What’s in Our Bags?
By Charlene Gonzales, Rosie Lopolito, Kleigh Balugo, Lianelys Cabrera, Jennifer Prewitt, Ash Fuentes, Jana Marquez, and Tracy Fuentes The contents of one’s bag can reveal a lot about someone: what they’re currently reading, how they keep their hair so neat, and most importantly, what they consider absolutely essential for them to carry at all times.…… Continue reading What’s in Our Bags?
The Seven Daily Sins: Pride
Photo by Faith Jenkins By Faith Jenkins I created this piece as a part of a seven deadly sins collection. I shot the entire collection during the pandemic in the comfort of my own room and coined it the Seven Daily Sins to show how we do these “sins” almost on the daily. Each sin…… Continue reading The Seven Daily Sins: Pride
A Five Step Guide to Gorgeous
Photo by Niko Navalta By Rosie Lopolito & Niko Navalta Niko: This simple guide tells you how to get ready for a day of glam from the perspective of a selkie. Skincare has come a long way, and why should humans have all of the fun? This comic was inspired by beauty influencers and social…… Continue reading A Five Step Guide to Gorgeous
A Celebration With Friends
Photo by Erica Yab By Erica Yab I created the set in my garage over the span of two days. Everything is over the top, sparkly, girly and everything I ever dreamed of as a kid. I took reference from the teaser images and track posters for the Special Album: Hello from Park Soo-young. The Sanrio…… Continue reading A Celebration With Friends
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