a watercolor illustration by Chloe Xie, ’19
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a short story by Jacob Landau, ’22
They were just children, not entirely sure who they would be yet or where they would find themselves next year, but they kept propelling themselves through the air with their short, insignificant legs nonetheless.
Continue reading “swings to space”
The Red Ink staff would like to extend a huge congratulations to the winners of the Red Ink Spring Contest! For our viewers, over the past few weeks Red Ink has had a spring themed contest and we’ve received a variety of submissions (watercolors, fashion lines, musical compositions). We’ve certainly had one of the most creative contests yet! The winners are down below:
1st place: Chloe Xie, ’19 with her watercolor
2nd place [tie]: Sophie Liang, ’19 with her ceramics piece, “Bee in a Flower” and Serelle Carr, ’19 with her heritage bowl
3rd place: Clementine Starck, ’19 with her spring fashion line
a musical composition by Audrey Wang, ’21
click the image to listen!
an excerpt from a horror story by Inara Pirani, ’19
“Nice jacket by the way. You a big fan of the Bulldogs?” Logan asked, pointing to my varsity jacket. Oh man. Hockey. I always dread the sports-related conversations. I never keep up with this stuff, so I never know what to say. Hockey is boring; all you do is watch a bunch of dudes on steroids kick a puck around with a stick.
Continue reading “the one to blame pt. 2”
an excerpt from a horror story by Inara Pirani, ’19
My stomach flip flopped as I followed my new principal, Dr. Trent, down the worn, rubber-lined steps of my new school. My legs felt like jello as Dr. Trent turned down a long hallway. I hated meeting new people. I’ve never been that outgoing person, who introduces themselves to everyone they see. What would I say to people?
photos taken by winter contest runner-up Syringa, ’19
A series of ceramics pieces by honorable mention recipient Serelle Carr, ’19.
