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Shining Light on Malden High’s Artists: A Creative Journey

Fatima Husain December 13, 2024

A stroke of a paintbrush or the mold of a vase sets forth a series of actions leading to the creation of a masterpiece. Each masterpiece consumes precious time, holds significance to the artist, and propels their journey forward into the art world. Malden High School is home to many imaginative minds whose artworks deserve utmost recognition and may inspire you to pick up a pencil and sketch away.

Ceramics: Taught by Julie Mullane

A detailed model of Bikini Bottom from Spongebob Squarepants by junior Gino Spadafora. FATIMA HUSAIN

Former Malden High School student, Susila, intricately constructed the light blue teapot.

Sabrina Dangervil´s bowl of eyes. FATIMA HUSAIN

A bright sun vase crafted by senior Amanda Lily Ebenezer in Ceramics class. FATIMA HUSAIN

A detailed and delicious-looking watermelon bowl crafted by senior Deyvi Samuel Ayala Valle. FATIMA HUSAIN

Watercolors: Taught by Kristina Gilbert

A calming sunrise watercolored by sophomore Cat Tuong Nguyen. FATIMA HUSAIN

A watercolor painting of a serene trail sketched by sophomore Andriana Rangel. FATIMA HUSAIN

Fatima Husain

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Managing Editor Fatima Husain was born on October 3, 2009, in Delhi, India, and is currently a junior at Malden High School. She enjoys reading, cooking, and listening to music. Her favorite book genres are classical literature and murder mystery, with Agatha Christie holding a special place in her heart. Husain is the oldest sibling in her household, with a younger brother in fifth grade. Having graduated from Ferryway Middle School and spent six years in Malden, she hopes to make a difference through her journalism work.

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