Excerpt from We All Fall Down   Digging is hard work. The ground is dry and tough to break apart, but powdery and easy to move once you got the first few steps. My dress and brand new leggings...

  My mind is like the acoustics in my eardrums, battering rams in the name of sanity, like aimless walking, like the golden flowers clinging onto August’s edge. My mind is like straws...

Yan Yang, ninth grade, “Internet Connection," acrylic paint. This is supposed to represent how most of our socialization occurs over the internet nowadays. Although social media is demonized, it can...

Asha Chakravartula, 9th grade, "A Moment in Nature," photography. I took these photos at Pheasant Branch Conservancy as a part of my Photography 1 class. Pheasant Branch has so many wonderful photo...

Addie Sloan, ninth grade, "The Last Glimpse of Sunset," photography. This photo shows the final moments of a sunset on Lake Kegonsa. The piece captures the ending of autumn and the beginning of winter,...

Shelley Yang, 11th Grade, "Fear of Clowns," alcohol markers. My clown piece was created as a part of my AP Art portfolio where I am exploring fear from the perspective of the feared. A lot of people fear...

Photo by Tim Drogobetskiy, "Kitty."  This is Kitty, she's very cute. That's all.

I'm Attie Kubly, and I am in the 9th grade, if I were to sum up the reason I submitted these is that my one and only talent is art, specifically illustration and drawing. So I might as well make the...

Stevee Kraemer, sophomore, Sedona, watercolor. A monochromatic rendition of a solo cactus exploring value and focus.

My name is Keira Marckel, I am a sophomore, and this is my cat, Mini. Mini is a mischievous cat, always finding new places to hide away. This time, she chose the living room bookshelf. From the bookshelf,...