Quill & Scope Images

No One Told Me Why I'm Here

A Moment of Peace Amid

Turbulent Waters

Flickering Flame

Serenity

Waterfall

Calm Above Chaos

A Day in New Haven

Beach Day in December and Byram Lake

Master Copy of a Pieter Claesz Vanitas Still Life

Early Fall at Lake Naraneca and Dawn at Croton Reservoir

Ethereal Tiger

Exploration

Fear

Haliaeetus

Horse

In Honor of John Hunter

King

La Città Eterna

New Day

Not As It Seems

Outer Peace

Peak Foliage in the Catskills and Sunset

Pleasant Pheasant

Reflections: NYC-Rome

Ripple

Sharp

Sight

The Message

Trial 81

Dichotomy

Photos

Cloud Surfing

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Metamorphosis

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The Fabric That Binds Us

Morning

Metamorphosis Cover

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Dynamic Equilibrium

At Rest

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Self Forgiveness

Reflection

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An Open Door

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Binary by Tiwalade Adediji

Devolve by Erva Khan

Network by Lisa Qian

Deliquesce by Lisa Qian

Waves by Lauren Farmer

Introspect by Erva Khan

Woman by Alexandra Nee

Eyes by Nkechi Okoro

Frontispiece for Volume IX

The tradition of a "frontispiece" extends to at least the 16th century, and refers to the artwork accompanying the title page. On this page, the artist (Carli Heiman) provides a fitting welcome to this year's journal. Photo taken at...

The Past and The Future

Cliffs of Moher, County Clare, Ireland

New Frontiers

This Way…

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Statue of Charles Darwin, Cambridge, UK

The Eden Project

Greenwich Hospital

Nevile's Court, Trinity College

The Painted Hall

The Precipice of Nature 1

The Precipice of Nature 2

The Precipice of Nature 3

Breathe Easy by Lisa Qian

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Netters Body

Deteriorating Progression

Releve Reconstruction

Feeling Innervation

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Lighthouse

Beyond my Window

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Our Tree of Enlightenment

Through this painting, I wanted to show how much the donors meant to us. They will always be the roots of our knowledge that nourish our education. Without the roots, the rest of our branches would remain bare. The fruits of our knowledge...