Description

More Than One Color is a quiet, intimate exploration of identity, complexity, and love that refuses simplification. Elias has spent years bracing himself for judgment, for the moment someone decides he is "too much" or "inconsistent." But when he meets Rowan, he encounters a love that doesn't ask him to narrow himself down, explain his contradictions, or perform coherence.

Through soft, reflective moments—shared sketches, quiet conversations, and gestures of unspoken understanding—Elias and Rowan learn that love can be gentle and intentional, layered and steady, expressive and spacious all at once. More Than One Color celebrates the beauty of multiplicity, the courage of vulnerability, and the freedom of being fully seen as one truly is.

This is a story about holding space for complexity, choosing each other intentionally, and discovering that the richest love is not singular—but vibrant, expansive, and unapologetically whole.