Archival Art Printed and matted by Ashley Taylor-Wrightson.
This piece is called Budding Truth. I drew it in ink, really leaning into the quiet detail of growth—how new things form slowly, almost secretly, until suddenly they’re blooming.
I was thinking about how truth works the same way. It starts as something small—maybe even unnoticed—but over time, with care and space, it takes shape. I kept the piece monochrome because I wanted the focus to be on form and contrast, not distraction.
It’s about honoring the beauty in becoming—how even the early stages of something can hold so much power.
Archival Art Printed and matted by Ashley Taylor-Wrightson.
This piece is called Budding Truth. I drew it in ink, really leaning into the quiet detail of growth—how new things form slowly, almost secretly, until suddenly they’re blooming.
I was thinking about how truth works the same way. It starts as something small—maybe even unnoticed—but over time, with care and space, it takes shape. I kept the piece monochrome because I wanted the focus to be on form and contrast, not distraction.
It’s about honoring the beauty in becoming—how even the early stages of something can hold so much power.