Silhouette & Ironwill
When you sketch a battlefield, do you see the empty space as much as the lines?
I do. The blank lines are where the wind will carry the first arrow, where the tide of men will break—those gaps tell me what can still be won.
The silence is louder than any battle, I listen when the paint dries.
Silence holds the secret move. When the paint dries, the battlefield still whispers its next plan.
I let the whispers settle into the next brushstroke.
Every brushstroke is a calculated move; the whispers are just the quiet between the volleys.
I find the quiet where the real work happens. It’s the space that decides where the line will end.