Aurora Borealis

Aurora Borealis reads as a timeworn study of astronomy, built on drawn lines and measured hatching and a sustained sense of composition. Negative space is used with intent, giving the image room to breathe and keeping the focus on cosmic scale and celestial geometry. The feel is of a piece pulled from an earlier era, quieter and more considered than contemporary design, yet still confident on a modern wall. As an archival fine art print, the image holds its detail clearly — sharp lines, clean tonal shifts, and a matte surface that keeps reflections out of the way. The paper lets fine edges and subtle marks read the way they were drawn.