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A greeting card design that represents the bubbling, melancholic feeling of missing somebody. Purple, slow-moving bubbles rise and twist like a lava lamp, while other parts of the bottle are decorated with a green malachite-like pattern.

A greeting card design featuring a curvilinear bottle that holds a gloomy yet peaceful rainstorm inside.

A card design featuring a glass jar, which contains ghosts and little candies inside. Spiked bramble branches sprout from the mouth of the bottle.

A black and white editorial illustration for the article titled "COVID-19 and the College Experience", which details the impacts of the pandemic on collegiate life. A student sits behind a laptop with their face obscured by pixellation and distortion of facial features within the 'pixels'. On the laptop are stickers about vaccination, global panic, and a Class of 2020 sticker with the 20 crossed out and replaced with 21. The laptop's cover light is in the shape of a virus.

A broken greenish-yellow vase sits on top of a dark window frame. Above the vase is a purple storm cloud that crackles and lights up with golden lightning. The lightning is funnelled through the top of the vase and pulls the shattered pieces back in place.

A watercolor painting of a red horse and knight (who is also dressed in red and carrying a shield bearing a sun icon) riding past a young brown-haired woman in a snowy forest. Behind the young woman, Vasilisa, the forest grows dark and eerie with the approach of a shadowy horse and knight. A border lines the top and bottom of the illustration and mimics both traditional Russian patterns and Vasilisa's dress.

A black and white symmetrical, geometric illustration. A sword takes center of the composition, the blade reads "2112", above it reads "Rush" and below it reads "Rhys Riley". Two large eyes with simple teardrops are on either side of the blade. From top to bottom, the motifs become more organic and less rigidly geometric.

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