Collection: Drawn To The Light

The illustration presents a stylized representation of a luna moth in mid-flight, oriented towards an old-fashioned light bulb. The moth's wings are rendered in shades of blue, with a gradient from pale to more vivid hues, and they feature delicate vein-like patterns that are characteristic of moth wings. The trailing edges of the hindwings are elongated and have a fluid appearance, reminiscent of the distinctive tails of a luna moth.
The light bulb is portrayed with a vintage aesthetic, using sepia tones to convey an inviting warmth. Its position in the composition and the moth's orientation towards it visually narrate the moth's instinctual attraction to light sources.
A textured purple background envelops the scene, mimicking a night sky sprinkled with small white specks suggestive of distant stars, which adds depth and context to the moth's nighttime activity. Across this backdrop, the phrase "DRAWN TO THE LIGHT" arcs over the top in a casual, handwritten font, which lends a human element to the natural scene.
The artwork is framed within a circular boundary, focusing the viewer's gaze on the interplay between the moth and the bulb. This framing creates a vignette effect that centralizes the theme of attraction. The combination of the moth's cool blue against the warm tones of the bulb produces a compelling contrast, while the overall composition maintains a dreamy and ethereal quality, evoking themes of allure, enchantment, and the delicate balance between light and dark.