• Tue. Dec 23rd, 2025

A moody blend of smoke, storytelling, and quiet rebellion

Canvas Art

Colours:

Charcoal, ink black, and ash grey
Burnt orange and ember red
Walnut brown, deep plum, and aged parchment
Soft smoke-white and oxidised copper

Wall Art

Imagery & Visuals:

Flickering candlelight on old book pages
Inky quills and smudged writing on rough paper
Coats hung by a crackling fire
Ash falling from incense or paper edges curling in flame
Embers glowing in a hearth or fire pit
A lone figure writing beneath low lamplight
Smoke curling through the air like a whisper of thought

Textures:

Worn leather, aged linen, and handmade paper
Molten wax, rough stone, and brushed metal
Velvet shadows, flickering light, and smoky glass
Soot, smudge, and script

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Mood & Atmosphere:

Introspective, intellectual, and quietly intense
A touch of old magic, a breath of resistance
Where art meets memory, and fire becomes voice
Smouldering rather than burning—until it doesn’t

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Inspirational Quotes & Words:

“Some stories are written in ash and blood”
“Let it smoulder long enough, and it will burn”
“Ink for thoughts, fire for truth”
“The quiet revolution begins in candlelight”
“Her silence held sparks”

Wall Art

Styling & Detail Ideas:

Moody flatlays of journals, wax seals, and ink bottles
Portraits lit only by fire or candle
Layered textiles in scorched tones
Art and design that plays with shadow and texture
Calligraphy, firelight photos, and tactile materials

Lifestyle & Activities:

Writing by firelight or dusk
Creating mixed media art with ink and burnt edges
Exploring poetry, protest, or personal myth
Photographing candle smoke or working with dramatic shadows
Curating a space for quiet creativity and catharsis

Abbie Shores (374)

Site Owner • Community Manager • Artist • Authoress • Autistic • Lover of Wolves, Woods, and Wild Places

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