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I Want to Know the Leaves — an essay by Clayton Hollingsworth, with his great-grandmother Tennie’s restored portrait, ivory torn paper, navy lettering and the official UNSUPERVISED* wordmark.
Feature / 26 October 2026 / 6 minute read

I Want to Know the Leaves

My great-grandmother deserves better than a name on a family tree. I want to understand the people between the names and dates, and leave something of my own story behind.

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Make Your Art — HIM. An imaginary parrot and an exaggerated expression.  — vivid cyan, magenta, yellow and cream torn-paper editorial collage with original source imagery. UNSUPERVISED*; claytonhollingsworth.com.
24 October 2026 / 4 minute read

Make Your Art

A zebra-patterned unicorn, a grandmother, and an imaginary realm: what making art with AI means to me.

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Weekend Visitation, Texas Edition. Torn-paper editorial collage featuring Clayton and Perry Kate, with a Texas data center. By Clayton Hollingsworth.
27 September 2026 / 5 minute read

Weekend Visitation, Texas Edition.

A daughter comes home from boarding school, Sunday gets sentimental, and Texas reappears along the highway with billboards, server farms and grid anxiety.

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