by Lewis Caskey, Contributing Writer
Like many budding artists in schools around the world, Laurel Woodward found herself utilizing the margins of her note growing up. “It wasn’t only sketches,” she said, but doodles and lettering, too. Woodward’s early love for... 
By Christina Hofer, Arts Editor
Have you ever looked at other people's houses on Google Maps, zooming in to get a close-up view of the porch, the windows, the doors---every external detail?
That is what Abbie Miller, a senior art major, did to create what she has named... 
By Elizabeth Derstine
Arts Editor
Bluish-green rings stain the skin of Mandy Schlabach's middle finger on both hands. She has removed the thick copper rings and fingers them, pointing out where the metal didn’t solder properly. “I messed them up but I can wear... 
By Steph Swartzendruber
Contributing Writer
For Mohammad Rasoulipour, a senior art and Bible and religion double major, art is a medium through which simple questions about societal constructions can be questioned and reinterpreted. In his latest piece,... 
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You, now, will be branded into the flow of time.
I begin to change, and it
melts into layers of white
day by day. A toast to you!
You hide underneath that smile
until the very end. Even
dreams crumble and future breaks:
the gloomy morning has died,
but... 
By Elizabeth Derstine
Arts Editor
Alex Pletcher's arms swing about excitedly and his speech tempo picks up as he shows off pictures he has been taking on his iPhone. With one finger he flips through a leaf covered in delicate crystals of frost, a spider the size... 
By Sara Albaba
Contributing Writer
Shelby Burge, a junior biology major, based this drawing on a picture of her and her grandfather. The piece took Burge several days to complete and won third place at the Defries Garden Show with the Goshen Painter's... 
By Elizabeth Derstine
Arts Editor
The popping color and dramatic lines of homemade stencils that litter the floor of David Pauls’ dorm room provide sharp contrast to the man himself. Pauls, a first-year, is all worn-flannel and soft voice. Pauls doesn’t need... 
Photo contributed by Goshen.edu
By Brandi Brubaker
Contributing Writer
Leslie Miller is a new assistant professor of art this year. Miller graduated from Olivet Nazarene University in Illinois with a focus on graphic design.
Art may not have been Miller’s... 
Photo of Senegalese fabric by Justine Maust
By Sara Albaba Contributing Writer
Jess Sprunger, a junior art major, finds inspiration in all things, but on her recent S.S.T. experience in Senegal, the bright colors and elaborate fabrics especially inspired... 
Photo by Alex Pletcher
Hayley Brooks
Arts Editor
Found objects including unusable computer parts and things people typically throw away are among Ida Short’s mediums for creating art. Short, a sophomore, typically uses these objects to create jewelry. Her... 
Though Ann Hostetler’s career has led her to teach in the Goshen College English Department and pursue a personal interest in poetry; her own years as an undergraduate student at Kenyon College were focused around a major in art. Despite her busy workload as a... 
“Oh, just let me make another print! Almost ready.” Emma Gerig, a sophomore art major, hurries over to her desk to finish a new addition to her collection of hand-made greeting cards. Bending over a flat pane of glass, Gerig picks up a stamp tool and a folded piece... 
Artist’s Corner: Ben Adams
One night while laying in bed on SST in China, Ben Adams had an idea. The next morning, he woke up and drew the sketch that would become his second tattoo.
Adams had been thinking about getting another tattoo for a while. “I work on lots... 