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Art by Cynthia Yatchman

Cynthia Yatchman is an accomplished Seattle based painter and printmaker, whose career spans over 30 years. Her art celebrates the unification to be found in transformational dichotomies. Her work has been featured extensively throughout the Puget Sound region and beyond as well as in multiple publications.

“GelliBrilliant3”

“GelliBrilliant7”

“GelliBrilliant1”

“GelliBrilliant9”

 

Art by Rachel Coyne: Works on Paper Collage with Digital Altering. A Series.

Art by Rachel Coyne: Untitled

Art by Rachel Coyne: Untitled

Art by Rachel Coyne: Untitled

Art by Rachel Coyne: Untitled

Art by Rachel Coyne: Untitled

Art by Rachel Coyne: Untitled

Art by Rachel Coyne: Untitled

Art by Rachel Coyne: Untitled

Art by Rachel Coyne: Untitled

Art by Rachel Coyne: Untitled

Art by Roger Camp

“Golden Reflection 1 Yerevan, Armenia”

“Masts Reflection Denia, Spain”

“Brick Building Reflection, Columbo”

“Blue Reflection on Gondola, Venice, Italy”

Art by Trevor Nichols

Art by Trevor Nichols: Untitled

Art by Erika Salvador

“The Gentle Guardian of the Globe”

“Orange-Revolution” Oil-Polychromatic

Erika Lynet Salvador, born and raised a Filipina, is an incoming first-year at Amherst College. Her visual art, usually using oil, watercolor, and ink, are featured or will soon be featured in the *82Review, the 3Elements Literary Review, the Jet Fuel Review, and the Madison Literary Journal for Literary Criticism. Additionally, she is the cover artist for select issues of the Remington Review and the Haunted Words Press Journal. She also explores film and phone photography from time to time and is an avid reader of free-verse poetry. See her art at @bodeganierika or https://linktr.ee/salvadorerika.

Art by Lana Lowe

“Moth”

“Early Morning”

Lana Lowe is an undergraduate student majoring in English at Cumberland University. She has published one children’s book and two YA novels. Her essay, “Fort Nashborough,” was selected for Volunteer State Community College’s 2022-2023 edition of Best Essays. Lana loves to write, read, and paint. You can follow her @WritingEclipses on nearly all social media and her artwork can be found under #LLoweArts on Instagram.

Art by Kayla Key

“Under the Influence”

Kayla Key is a junior attending Smith County High School in Carthage, TN. Her field of study is currently undecided but has always had a love for music, art, and science. Kayla’s interest in science stemmed from experiments in the sixth grade as well as at home. Drawing has been an outlet since she was eight. First starting out with pencils, then gradually transferring to digital opening up so many possibilities. She is currently working on a digital art portfolio to be completed during her senior year. Creating digital art will always have a special place in her life and when that is not enough, playing Alto Saxophone is second best. She has played the saxophone since the sixth grade as well. Kayla is a member of the Smith County High School Band where she is Drum Major and the only Saxophonist.

“Untitled” Pottery