Palo Alto High School's Arts and Culture Magazine

C Magazine

Palo Alto High School's Arts and Culture Magazine

C Magazine

Palo Alto High School's Arts and Culture Magazine

C Magazine

Arts

Spill the Ink

Spill the Ink

Finding cheaper alternatives to trendy stationery in a product-packed world
Dunya Mostaghimi and Caitlyn Oda March 11, 2021
Feeling Good

Feeling Good

Grab a blanket, lay back and relax.
Emily Cheng March 11, 2021
Going Public

Going Public

A deeper dive into the stories behind Palo Alto public art installations
Samantha Feldmeier, Audrey Guo, and Casey Walters February 26, 2021
Featured Artist: Alex Thom

Featured Artist: Alex Thom

Alex Thom’s lifelong love of cooking and baking has only strengthened over quarantine as he pushes new creative boundaries.
Bridget Packer and Rachael Vonderhaar December 23, 2020
Lighting Up the Holidays

Lighting Up the Holidays

The residents of Palo Alto show their holiday spirit by decorating their houses and continuing traditions.
Eunice Cho and Samantha Feldmeier December 23, 2020
Art by Jean-Pierre Mouloudj

The Cartoon Revival

Cartoonists adapt to the digitizing world and overcome persistent criticism.
Sukhman Sahota and Ellie Rowell December 23, 2020
A California Fall

A California Fall

Lookbook of 2020 California fashion
Rachel Ellisen, Alexa Gwyn, and Sam Mutz December 15, 2020
Featured Artist: Kellyn Scheel

Featured Artist: Kellyn Scheel

Kellyn Scheel has gone through trial and error to find the perfect creative outlets that allow her to express her diverse artistry
Sukhman Sahota and Rachel Ellisen October 21, 2020
Live to Eat

Live to Eat

To some, food is simply sustenance, but to others, it’s a way to connect with people.
Kailee Correll, Zander Darby, and Ashley Guo May 29, 2020
Featured Artist: Ena Zou

Featured Artist: Ena Zou

Through her newly-launched brand, Reverie, fashion designer Ena Zou uses fashion as a unique art form, allowing for freedom of expression and style.
Samantha Feldmeier and Sophie Jacob May 2, 2020
Fa(s/he)ion

Fa(s/he)ion

Androgynous fashion combines traditionally female and male items of clothing into a unisex outfit. In the 21st century, this neutral lookis growing in popularity, and the variety that comes with gender-fluid clothing allows for everyone to have a place in fashion regardless of gender identity.
Sophia Baginskis and Ellen Chung April 22, 2020
Pins and Needles

Pins and Needles

The rise in popularity of tattoos and piercings has spurred a new age of social acceptance which changes the way people express themselves.
Tamar Ponte and Mahati Subramaniam February 29, 2020
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