Green and orange
Green and orange get their own page: washes laid flat, lines extruded straight from the nozzle, a grid of dots, and a black meander with beads caught in the turns.
notebook
Pages from the notebook. Ink, a brush pen and one pink, patterns worked out by hand at the speed the pen moves. The journal collects them as they fill; they also gather under analog.
One pen, one page
A corner rule, a checker field that runs out into combed tails, and an arch with a dashed line under the circle. All of it in the one red pen.
Paint from the bottle
Red and yellow squeezed straight from the bottle. Beads along a line, rows of dots, and a dot dropped into a wet disc so the two colours turn into each other before they dry.
One page, five states
The frame and the grid go down first, then the cells fill one at a time, then the pink goes over the arc and into the wedge. Nothing is planned past the next cell.
