Ink Flow
A thousand pens released into one invisible current. The field never repeats, and neither do the lines it pulls.
Sixty frames is a budget
Treating the frame as hard currency changes what you let yourself draw. A short note on spending motion like money.
Proximity
A scatter of points that only admit they are related when your cursor gets close enough to ask the question.
Lissajous Loom
Two frequencies, slightly out of step, weaving a cloth that drifts a fraction further every second it runs.
Drawing with noise
Flow fields are the cheapest pencil in the toolbox. How a single noise function quietly becomes a drawing machine.
Sine Type
Setting one word on a wave that refuses to hold still. Letterforms as passengers riding the curve, not anchors.
Phyllotaxis
One hundred and thirty-seven point five degrees, and nothing else — the angle the sunflower solved long before we did.
On rationing colour
Why my own surfaces stay bone and ink, and colour is kept for the one place on a page where it actually means something.
Signal Ring
A telemetry ring drawn the long way round — nodes, chords, and a single pulse that takes its time getting around.
Bugs, kept in public
The case for publishing the unfinished thing the day it breaks, instead of the polished thing that somehow never ships.