Starlings, Two is a digital embroidery formed from vertical bands of blossom, leaf, and pattern, set within a luminous woodland glow of newly returning green. Two starlings perch on a twisting stem, their dark, iridescent bodies anchoring the composition amid cascades of white, violet, and flame-red flowers. Woven through the botanical layers are fragments of a stained-glass window from a local church in Newport on the Isle of Wight, referencing the human desire to capture and replicate the beauty of natural light. The palette evokes early spring, when leaves unfurl and colour returns. Vines coil, petals drift, and small creatures emerge, suggesting renewal, seasonal cycles, and an ongoing dialogue between nature and human creativity.