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Sunset

Huan Trinh, ’26.

Lazy Morning

Evelyn Harrison, ’25. Oil on canvas.

Modern Intellectual

Evelyn Harrison, ’25. Acrylic, gouache, colored pencil, and texture medium on painting panel.

As Time Passes

Evelyn Harrison, ’25. Cardboard, acrylic paint, yarn, and felt.

blue sweep

Valé Sanchez, ’26. Porcelain bowl.

Nature

Denise Pan, ’25. Oil on canvas.

Waves

Valé Sanchez, ’26. Ceramics.

Hike

Denise Pan, ’25. Oil on canvas.

Bubble

Valé Sanchez, ’26. Ceramics.

Steely Morning

Katherine Guo, ’26. Roblox Studio.

Alewife Brook

Alexandra Lee, ’25. Acrylic on canvas.

Pegan Hill

William Liu, ’25. Photo.

clarify

Valé Sanchez, ’26. Acrylic on canvas.

Neon

By Denise Pan, ’25. Photography.

Reflection

By Hoa-Yen Trinh, ’25. Photography.

Snow Mountain

By Denise Pan, ’25. Oil on canvas.

Self-Portrait

Alexandra Lee, ’25. Charcoal on mixed media paper.

untitled

Sophie Kwan, ’25.

forest lights

By Vale Sanchez, ’26.

shadow over the sea

Julia Andersson, ’24. Acrylic paint on canvas.

House

Katherine Guo, ’26. Roblox Studio.

Color Schemes

Julia Lynch, ’24. Acrylic paint on canvas.

Peonies

Denise Pan, ’25. Oil painting.

Spring

Denise Pan, ’25. Oil painting.

Winter

Denise Pan, ’25. Oil painting.

Marsh

Denise Pan, ’25. Oil painting.

Untitled

Vae Hong, ’25. Colored pencil on paper.

Untitled

Vae Hong, ’25. Colored pencil, plaster, Photoshop.

Resurrection

Clementine Zei, ’24. Acrylic on canvas fabric.

Digital art

Natalia Medina, ’26. Digital art.

Viewpoints

Audrey Birmingham, ’26. Graphite and digital art.

Little Wing

Charlie Coleman ’23. Mixed media sculpture.

Schildpad

Emily Rich, ’25. Silver.

Decompose

Anna Thomas, ’23. Copper sheet metal, copper wire, brass wire, liver of sulfur patina, heat patina.

no heart

Valé Sanchez, ’26. Acrylic in canvas.

Untitled

Vae Hong, ’25. Colored pencil on paper, digital painting, sculpture.

you choose

Joanne Zhang, ’25. Photography.

Reethu

Sophie Kwan, ’25. Acrylic paint.

The Mannequin

Jolie Yu, ’25. Blender.

Red Light

Denise Pan, ’25. Photography.

Starry night

By Ethan Thomas, ’24. Painting.

Sunsets

by Emma Su, ’22. Digital illustration.

Submissions from our last competition!

Hello, WHS! As many of you may know, Red Ink is currently hosting a competition. In that spirit, we thought we would share some of our favorite submissions from our last competition.

Leaf Globe

By Jana Chan, ’22

Transition to Representation

A drawing by Julie Jameson-Clausen, Class of 2024 The word transition for me means transition to representation, specifically in government being able to see the representation amongst women especially women of color is really important to me. Right now there are 48 Women of color serving in Congress right now out of the 126 women and hopefully more to come soon, I hope especially with the BLM movement that soon there will be more representation amongst the government. And more representation of women in strong political figures.

In, Out

A drawing by Emma Su, ’22

Untitled

Drawing by Chloe Xie, ’19.

untitled

a drawing by Iris Xia, ’22

untitled

a drawing by Iris Xia, ’22

untitled

a drawing by Iris Xia, ’22

untitled

a drawing by Iris Xia, ’22

the mended heart

a metals piece by Jana Chan, ’22

ametrine

a drawing by fall contest winner Starly Li, ’23

rest

a photo by Grace Bida, ’21

trapped

a photo by Grace Bida, ’21

layers

a photo by Grace Bida, ’21

rose

a photo by Grace Bida,’21

Untitled

a metals piece by Michelle Lee, ’20

unnamed

a photo by Winter Contest winner Mia Moore, ’20

suspended garden

a ceramics piece by Serelle Carr, ’19

portrait of ben

an oil pastel illustration by Chloe Xie, ’19 Artist’s Statement I drew this portrait of my older brother recently in Drawing and Painting Intensive during studio time. I was inspired by his pensive look! As an artist, stepping outside of your comfort zone through innovation is important. I didn’t want to create something that was “just pretty,” and I wanted to challenge myself to create a portrait that focused on experimental colors and techniques. The layered tan and beige papers are torn, adding unique textures to the overall piece. The layered papers add more lines and forms to the piece,…

fall

a series of photos taken by Henry Binder, ’19

spaceman

a watercolor illustration by Chloe Xie, ’19

Little Inkwells

A series of ceramics pieces by honorable mention recipient Serelle Carr, ’19.

winter hat

a knitted hat by winter contest winner Inara Pirani, ’19

twisted tree trunk

a sculpture by fall contest winner, Sofia Fauza, ’19  

pencil and ink drawing

a drawing by fall contest winner, Kaitlyn Hazzard, ’20

posterboy

a watercolor painting by Chloe Xie, ’19

col mare

photos by Adriana Voci, ’18

nature

a picture by Kira Carr, ’21

raw prawn

a drawing by Michelle Lee, ’20

what a hoot

a mug by Serelle Carr, ’19

blue moon

ring by Inara Pirani, ’19

tentacles

necklace by Arianna Baffa, ’17

pitcher in pink

ceramic by Serelle Carr, ’19

aspirations

glasses by Sinclaire Vandvoort, ’17

nebulous

ceramic by Sofia Fauza, ’19