Inspired by fellow artists like Lainy Voom, Tayla has oriented her interests into creating more experimental work using videogames as a vessel for creative expression, researching how her concepts fit into a larger discourse to understand with what or whom she is engaging. She often records areas of GTA V during gameplay and begins to imagine how the textures, colours and shapes would look like after editing. She then tries different angles to capture the abstract imagery she had in mind. For narrative-based projects, she follows a more classic approach of preparing a script and storyboard to keep her on track.

For Tayla, machinima fits into a subcategory of new media art and as such, is heavily influenced by the changes in technology and culture. She is excited to see how creative paths are diverging in machinima, with some artists focusing on narrative and cinematic works, and others moving in the art direction. It was always among her main interests to explore the crossroads of art and technology, pushing herself to find new ways to alter imagery and content, and machinima is an exciting way to achieve this.