Student Arts Spotlight: Ruby Howard
By Emily Zhang, Features Editor
May 29, 2020
Featured in the congressional art show and WCHS’s literary magazine, junior Ruby Howard's art is her creative outlet. Howard has been making art her whole life. From creating watercolor paintings in preschool to now, she has always been a pseudo-artist and now hopes to become a professional one. ...
Student Art Spotlight: Nura Dhar
By Emily Zhang, News Editor
March 3, 2020
From using watercolors and prismacolor markers for fashion illustration, to sewing with unconventional materials, senior Nura Dhar is passionate in the art of fashion design. At WCHS, Dhar has taken four years of fashion design, as well as AP Art History, and now interns in the new architecture course ...
Student Art Spotlight: Markus Silvertree
By Hannah Zozobrado, Arts Editor
February 4, 2020
It is commonly said that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, but what they don’t say is that as the apple falls down, it gets closer to the tree’s roots. In the case of senior Markus Silvertree, his roots are planted into the grounds of art and creativity, similar to his parents. “Honestly,...
Student Art Spotlight: Elizabeth Kronthal
By Ava Freeman, Features Editor
June 4, 2019
With artwork displayed at the John Hopkins annual art show, the Montpelier Studio contest, the Congressional art contest and the Montgomery County PTSA contest, WCHS junior Elizabeth Kronthal is a talented artist who has had many opportunities to showcase her artwork and skills to the public. Leadi...
Student Art Spotlight Mason Catalon
By Laura Sneller, Arts Editor
October 18, 2018
From the random paint colors staining her wardrobe to the doodle-filled sketchbook that is glued to her hand, it is no secret that senior Mason Catalon is a passionate artist. For her, art is an integral part of her life and her need to draw is equivalent to her need to breathe. “I’ve always b...
Student Art Spotlight: Sebin Jeon
By Vicky Gunawan, Observations Editor
May 9, 2018
Art is not just a black-and-white subject, as it is usually thought of as vibrant and complex. However, for junior Sebin Jeon, her style of expressing her creativity is through the use of monochromatic, or single colored, pencil drawings. Jeon recently received a Gold Key and honorable mention for...