Plum Art Magazine Fall/Winter 2022-23

by Eva

Clear-Headed by Dez Roberts

UntitledPainting

by Caroline Lang

CityStreet

by Abby Noble

Sardines

Eva Hightower

Glasses

by Sanaa Thomas

WhenPigsFly

by Lisa Tu

ColorStudy

by Juliet Rowe

Untitled by Carter Lang

Untitled Ink

by Clare Antesberger

Autumn Tale

by Qiming Fu

ConventionalFiliality

by Qiming Fu

“Testing” by Grace Greer

Color-Blocking by Taylor Craddock

Alcove

by Benny Edelson

[Fall]

by Casper DeVink

Cinema by Jack

Cinema Jack Mullins

PenguinPlate

Pond Plate by Dana Lahmann

by Salwa Saeed

Untitled

by Whitley Yancey

Teacups

by Lilly Sopata

ScallopedPlatter

by Lilly Sopata

VirginiaSky

by Izzy Sanok

Untitled

by Laney Geismar

UntitledDigital by Lellie King

ColorStudy

by Stuart King

“ThroughtheWallpaper”

by Jack Dozier

Color-Spokes

by Caroline Reilly

Color Test

by Addi Foster

helena

by Skyler Kuyk

EngravedFlowerpots

by Caroline Reilly

Fox

Pinch Pot

by Lee Kestner

Staircase

by Ashton Kilfoil

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Northern Chaos by Bjorn Isaacson

Lemon Pitcher

Willow Pemberton

Pitcher Pemberton

ChildhoodNostalgia

by Izzy Sanok

by Dylan Schultheis

Chicken Feet

artwork by Henry Pollard

FalseProphet

by Travis Byrd

Untitled Portrait

by Raleigh Foster

Day’sEnd

by Moon Hu FairyWoods by Skyler Kuyk

ComingDown

by Sophie Waller

LightStudy

by Noah Woodfolk

Ceramic Doll

by Hayley Chisholm

Lighthouse

by Qiming Fu Birds

by Whitley Yancey

Untitled Piece—Adam Li

My brain cuts recollections into discrete chunks, leaving my current self to fill in the blanks.

Untitledpiece—AdamLi (TranslationbyQimingF)

Time spent with you are called moments, Time spent without you are just lonely pendulums

Quietly pending.

Braided Vase

by Layla Welsch

Light by Anni Chen

by Ivy Lyman

UntitledPainting

by Ruby Ford

GirlintheJungle

by Travis Byrd

GreenMugDuo

Untitled

by Raleigh Foster

ivy

by Qiming Fu

Parasol

by Tyler Parlee

Untitled

by Ruby Ford

Get Out

by Qiming Fu

GameDay

by Moon Hu

Leaf by Margaret Connors

Atrium

by Moon Hu

Untitled by Moon Scottish

Untitled Moon Hu

Doll by Hayley Chisholm

Color-Blocked Scottish Grounds

by Izzy Sanok

Ceramic

Make a Wish

by Josie Shields

by Brooks Clarke Honeypot by Salwa

Untitled

ColorStudy

by Alaja Gough

Clarke

Honeypot

Salwa Saeed

Lightpour by Benny Edelson

ChildhoodNostalgia by Izzy Sanok

Untitled by Whitley Yancey

OctoberPassedMeBy

by Qiming Fu

ColorStudy by Hunter Yancey

by Bjorn Isaacson

by Isabelle Vaughan

Rainbow Rose

Dala Horse

American Dollar Bill by Qiming Fu

Cardboard Frieze

by Emma Finley-Gillis

HeartCollage

by Kate Reiger

OnceIDreamt,byQimingFu

by Travis Byrd

Once I dreamt that I was alive Then I woke up

Respite

AllThatGlitters,byQimingFu

All that glitter sure is gold Else why would they sparkle and glow?

Ceramic Lobster by Emma Finley-Gillis

B&W Portraits

by Ryder Meistrell

Out of the Cold

by Eva Hightower

Untitled

by Whitley Yancey

Sailboat by Josie

Creation of Adam (Taylor’sVersion) by Izzy Sanok

Petal Pinch Pot by Layla Welsch

Shields boyswillbeboys

by Josie Shields

Sailboat

In the Garden

by Josie Shields

Chicago

by Qiming Fu

Ceramic Chalices

Garden Shields Autumn

by Hudson Toll

by Moon Hu

KateCheng EmmaFinley-Gillis

Hello Readers!This is here—

We are so glad to share another volume of the PLUM:Arts&LiteraryMagazine with you all!

Our artists, staff, and team have put a lot of work into making this happen, as always.

We’ve compiled more than 100 sketches, paintings, photographs, sculptures, and digital media creations, and included artists from all over our amazing community.

A thank you to all the people involved in the process of making the ‘zine!

To Emma Finley-Gillis, for formatting & designing this volume of PLUM.

To Qiming Fu, for managing your submissions & artwork, and communications.

To everyone on the Banter Publications team, for helping this volume get published.

Last but not least, to all our Yours, The folx at

for sharing their work.

I hope you enjoy this volume of PLUM as much as we all do! We’ll see you again in the spring.