Art Illustration
This banner didn’t start with mythology. It started with flowers — too many flowers to count. I kept imagining a wedding where the ground itself felt celebratory. A flower carpet stretching toward the sea. Petals drifting through the air. Fireworks waiting in the distance, not as spectacle, but as punctuation.…
I didn’t begin this piece with a storybook myth. I began with a scene I’ve seen again and again at real weddings: bare feet on sand, flowers underfoot, music drifting toward the ocean, and fireworks waiting for nightfall. In many popular North American love myths, love is celebrated publicly —…
I didn’t begin with angels. I began with a question: Why do so many love stories, no matter the culture, end up talking about the same thing? In North American love myths, love is often celebrated openly — fireworks, vows, witnesses, the joy of being seen. In Japanese love stories,…
How This Idea Found Me I didn’t begin this banner with a heart. I began with wings. In many North American marriage stories and modern love myths, commitment isn’t portrayed as something loud or dramatic. It’s often described as a shared shelter — a place you step into together. That…