All 90 looks
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- Ink and newsprintGrey bureaucracy in heavy ink line, with the sky as the only colour.
- Painted mythA brushstroke desert ritual, the serpent ring forming in firelight.
- 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.
- Tea leavesOverhead on a gingham cloth. The leaves in the cup gather into shapes, a hand turns the cup, and they swirl into the next reading.
- Navy ink, pencil shadowsHouseOne heavy navy line, flat grainy fills that sit a little off the line, and cast shadows hatched in blue-violet coloured pencil on plain cream paper.
- Kawaii watercolourBoxy characters with kaomoji faces, wobbly marker line over pastel watercolour washes.
- Field-guide illustrationHouseHatched ink on cream paper over wide diagonal stripes. Every line swells and thins like a pen, each outline is a darker shade of its own colour, and the fills carry a soft wash.
- Blueprint schematicHousePale 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.
- Inked 3D giant on painted platesA 3D model drawn as a hand-inked cel, flat tones from a real light, broken ink lines, dry-brush moss, on hard-edged painted forest plates, cut into shots and held on twos: an overgrown upright piano on four legs wakes and takes a step.
- 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.
- Watercolour bleedWashes that bleed wet into wet and pool where they dry. The whole 18-second test.
- Pen-and-pencil diagram plateA real chart drawn as an old hand-coloured plate: fine warm-black pen over light coloured pencil on cream paper, the chart's boxes and bands turned into objects from a small invented world, every word lettered by hand.
- Lyric chain-reaction machineOne ball runs one long hand-drawn machine, and every part is a joke about the line being sung beside it. On the last word the camera pulls back: the whole machine is a ring around one lit window.
- 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.
- Playable inked pianoA 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.
- Flat to deep streetA winter tour town drawn in clean ink with two-tone shading reads as a flat poster, then the lens widens while the camera moves in and the street opens into depth. Road cases that stood in a row turn out to run down the middle of the road.
- Bean-head cards in an inked worldFlat cartoon cards with round bean heads, dot eyes and stick legs stand in a painted 3D world with ink lines on every edge. The camera moves through the world while the cards stay flat, like paper puppets on a model set.
- Doodles on real footageCrayon and felt-pen characters living on an artist's real clip: a sleepy sun wakes in the sunset, crows sit on a cloud, a doodle wolf pup trots at his heel, a bird lands on his dog's head. The footage stays untouched.