The Promethean Journal

Autumn/ Spooky Student Showcase 

October - November 2025

Five dark, crowned, and segmented figures glow with varying shades of pink, yellow, blue, and purple in a stylized, mysterious painting.

Title: The WonderHorror Rulers
Artist: Sophia Martinez Tensun
Medium: Digital Art 
Artist Statement: I decided to create this due to ideas that were swimming in my head about a certain card set (set of art pieces) in a game I play. That card set had the deck of cards as a part of it so I believe it'd be cool to do a twist on it in regard to it being more 'horror-like.' But not only that I've been meaning to test more of my skills on a horror piece, which made this ominous looking art piece.

Title: Los Poemas De Los Latinos (Poems of Latinos or of Inspiration)
Author: Cielo Betzabel Bejar Fernandez 
Genre: Poetry  
Artist Statement:  I decided to create it thinking about my life and everything I've been through, and I was also inspired by others and why everything I saw wasn’t easy, then I started writing down my own emotions and feelings

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Student comic style art drawn with ink on paper depecting a women and a cat in a cemetry

Title: Feeling Confined

Artist: Kalea Collier 

Genre: Horror / Scary Comic

Medium: Ink on Paper    

Title: The Fallen Angels Lament 
Author: Lilliann Polk Nunez
Genre: Fiction (Fantasy)
Artist Statement: "The Fallen Angels Lament" is a fantasy story about an angel of death and how she trains a new angel. I got the inspiration on a random night while I was trying to sleep, looking at my art. I wanted to make a story about it. 

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A small, sword-wielding figure confronts a towering, jagged-toothed shadow monster in a dark, stylized painting.

Title: Friend
Artist: Stephanie Lax
Medium: Digital Art 
Artist Statement: This artwork is fanart of one of my favorite games, Deltarune. I really wanted to try my best to experiment with horror. I was inspired by similar drawings of the big cat (friend) I loved the way that other artists made him look terrifying, so I tried my best to draw my own interpretation of the character!       

Title: Dummy Author: Sarraa Al-Khalidey  Genre: Poetry

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Title: Bodies, Jungles, and Immigration 
Author: Najeth Villegas Rivero
Genre: Non-Fiction (Narrative) 
Artist Statement: I decided to write about this story because it recounts one of my most impactful experiences in the jungle and demonstrates that nature and the world are not as beautiful as they seem. The genre that I feel best suits this story is suspense and horror. 

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Title: El Otono (Autumn)
Author: Sarah Hernandez Osorio
Genre: Non-Fiction (Essay)

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