Shop suki
________ Neha rao Shop Suki is a mother-daughter-owned small business that sells cute, quality jewelry on Etsy. These freshwater pearl necklaces are adorned with small beads and cute charms that make designs virtually endless and provide nostalgia for necklace wearers everywhere. Neha Rao goes behind the scenes on an exclusive interview with Sara Hsu, a young women part of the Shop Suki team, and highlights what it's like to own a small business while simultaneously giving insight on the “it” girls' biggest accessory obsession of the year.
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The Embarrassing truth of being part of a fandom
________ Tara alexander and Rachel everett 
2021 recap
________ Srilakshmi KoyA As a high-schooler, the one constant connection we have with the rest of the world is social media. Waking up at 9 AM and sifting through the threads of stories and posts on Instagram was embarrassingly my only source of news, political stands and social drama. On everyone’s stories were reposts of memes, cartoons, interviews, and the progression of life when everyday felt as if it was put on pause. So, here's the 2021 I saw.
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Webtoon
________ CHRISTIE PENG 
A human record
________ GRACE CHUNG AND KAYLYN ZHONG With a rise in new platforms to share and store photos, the creation of physical photo albums to hold the memories of people and past events has become increasingly obsolete. The surging popularity of social media, in particular, has led to many displaying photos online rather than creating albums—believing it to be cheaper, easier, and more time-efficient. However, there exists an unseen value in having a physical, printed ‘feed’ that many people may not realize. The utilization of albums as record-keeping devices allows for the preservation of more permanent and long-lasting memories—forging a personal connection that can be cherished for much longer than if they were withheld in online storage.
The rise of Nail art
________ SARA hsu Nail art in today's age takes on a whole new form of self-expression. From realism to graphic patterns, there's no doubt about it that nail art is just like any other form of art. These 10 tiny canvases truly showcase what it means to take art onto a whole new level... join Sara Hsu as she explores The Rise of Nail Art.
How to crochet an amigurumi bird
________ EILEEN CHEN It's easy to get hooked on amigurumi (forgive the pun!). Whether you are a pro-crocheter or a lockdown learner, amigurumi is a fun and cute crochet technique. Eileen Chen has designed this crochet pattern over the summer, and it is a simple and cute project to get started with amigurumi. The doll is around 8 centimeters tall and consists of only 4 parts: a sphere-shaped body, a beak, and two hands, with the eyes (and optional blush) embroidered on. Click below to explore how you can make your own amigurumi bird!
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WHO WE ARE
WRITERS(n.) a person who commits his/her thoughts,
ideas, etc., to writing 
DESIGNERS(n.) a person who devises or executes designs, especially one
who creates forms, structures, and patterns 
ARTISTS(n.) a person who produces works in any of the arts that are
primarily subject to aesthetic criteria. |
The Muse is an award-winning student-run publication that compiles student art and writing into an annual magazine. Founded in 2002, this class was founded on the principles of being able to escape the structure of school and create an environment where it is possible to explore the arts and find your voice. Exploring a variety of works, we focus on combining creative writing and the arts into our publications. We showcase the work of Northview's talented artists, writers, composers, and many more in celebration of their creativity.
The Muse accepts, but is not limited to, works such as poetry, prose, screenplays, music compositions, song lyrics, and visual arts submissions. Each submission is then critiqued on quality and theme before selection. Students whose work(s) are accepted become published writers or artists, and their art is circulated not only throughout the school, but also throughout national competitions. Northview's The Muse is dedicated to giving all students' art and writing a voice, an outlet to expand their talent, and a chance to be heard.
The Muse accepts, but is not limited to, works such as poetry, prose, screenplays, music compositions, song lyrics, and visual arts submissions. Each submission is then critiqued on quality and theme before selection. Students whose work(s) are accepted become published writers or artists, and their art is circulated not only throughout the school, but also throughout national competitions. Northview's The Muse is dedicated to giving all students' art and writing a voice, an outlet to expand their talent, and a chance to be heard.