Limited Print Release
A woman unravels quietly on a green couch, grief-laced, gold-adorned, and weighed down by her own orbit. Between spilled wine, incense ash, and old records, she finally rises. Still mourning, still spiraling, but dancing anyway.
“Me Time” is a portrait of sacred avoidance, of ritual turned resistance. Smoke curls, petals bloom, music blares. Somewhere between rage and softness, she finds movement again as she listens to Asha Puthli.
Drawn entirely by hand on red wine stained paper infused with rose, lavender, and homemade chai, this piece opens the emotional portal that will eventually become the space-faring mythos of Lyla & The Cosmic Entity.
For anyone who’s ever gotten dressed up just to feel like themselves again.
Limited Print Release
A woman unravels quietly on a green couch, grief-laced, gold-adorned, and weighed down by her own orbit. Between spilled wine, incense ash, and old records, she finally rises. Still mourning, still spiraling, but dancing anyway.
“Me Time” is a portrait of sacred avoidance, of ritual turned resistance. Smoke curls, petals bloom, music blares. Somewhere between rage and softness, she finds movement again as she listens to Asha Puthli.
Drawn entirely by hand on red wine stained paper infused with rose, lavender, and homemade chai, this piece opens the emotional portal that will eventually become the space-faring mythos of Lyla & The Cosmic Entity.
For anyone who’s ever gotten dressed up just to feel like themselves again.
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