Taylor Childs approaches printmaking and pattern as a visual language, using bold imagery, symbolism, and composition to tell stories. Rather than treating individual images as isolated elements, Taylor considers how symbols interact when arranged together, allowing color, scale, repetition, and placement to create meaning.

Her approach is rooted in the idea that an image can carry memory, identity, emotion, and cultural meaning. Familiar objects and motifs can become symbols, while their arrangement creates a visual narrative that invites the viewer to look closer and discover connections.

Bold color, graphic forms, repetition, and unexpected combinations are central to the work, creating prints and patterns that are visually striking while holding deeper layers of story and meaning.