Warm Glow

Warm Glow is the moment I took a fresh look at my own signature. The straight lines and the break point stayed, that remains my language, but this time I let myself play a little more. Warm gold tones came in, a haze that's softer than what I made before, and just a bit more room to try out what happens when you bend a rule you're usually strict about. And yes, despite all the careful measuring, things still go wrong sometimes, then the tape comes back off and I simply start again. These works came together in a period where everything started falling back into place. After a stretch where things felt a bit heavier, I noticed I wanted to experiment again, and that felt like a good sign. Not because everything was suddenly perfect, but because making felt energising again instead of effortful. Warm Glow is proof that growth doesn't always move in a straight line, and that sometimes a pause is exactly what you need to come back with fresh eyes. Meanwhile I keep building steadily in the background on everything around House He[art], and it feels like the pieces are slowly falling into place. Warm Glow fits right into that, it's warm, a little bolder, and exactly what I wanted to make right now.