Playable inked piano
A hand-inked upright you can turn round and play. A tour is written on the music desk as a real score, one key for each show, and pressing a key plays the note and brings up the date and town. Switch on see-through and the hammer hits the string.
- How it is made
- Drawn in code
- Cost
- Free to render
- Medium
- ink
- Texture
- clean
- Good for
- infographic
- Made with
- colorfigures
The recipe
6 rules and 5 colours, written as one block.
Paste it to Claude.
Members copy the recipe as one block. Claude, or any coding agent, draws this look from it.
Looks that sit near it
- Blueprint schematicPale linework on navy: maps, dials and brackets that draw themselves in, with magenta for whatever changes. It cuts in against the paper scenes on the beat.
- Isometric chart worldA whole verse drawn as one chart: a tiny town cut open on a paper card, its troubles labelled with leader lines, and a graph that follows the song. The picture and the data are the same drawing, and the numbers keep the joke going.
- Surveyor's plateThin ink line work on warm paper inside a ruled plate border, with red as the only accent. A ticket rises off the page, prints its date and venue, then shrinks to the top as the tour list builds from it.
- Marker diary comicFelt-tip panels on a lined notebook page that draw themselves in. Streaky fills miss the lines; the camera drifts from panel to panel.