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- Ink and newsprintGrey bureaucracy in heavy ink line, with the sky as the only colour.
- Banknote engravingFine parallel lines whose width carries the shading, spirograph rosettes and red serials on cream security paper. He swells until the note bends.
- Survey mapContour lines, spot heights and hachured cliffs on old paper, with cloud shadows passing over. A tiny surveyor crosses it and a peak rises into a dress.
- Medical textbook platesEngraved anatomy plates in an open book on green baize: a heart with a pump valve, the doctor with his stethoscope, a daisy in a specimen jar.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Engraved cut-outs, after GilliamVictorian engravings drawn in code and hand-tinted, on hinged pieces over airbrushed skies. The boss rises like a moon and his lid flips open.
- Hand-coloured emblem engravingCut-outs from 17th-century emblem engravings, washed in blue and rose: a sun-headed man and a moon-headed woman whose hatched roots knot together under the soil. Angels blow trumpets from clouds while engraved birds fly in to the branches.
- Engraved toy theatreEngraved paper players on a stage hung with red velvet: a troubadour sings beside a wheel of medallions, then the curtains part on a blue sky and trumpeting angels. The figures switch between a few drawn poses like puppets.
- Smudged charcoalCharcoal figures and hatched walls on grey, rubbed paper. The guitar player talks with his hands to the kid in the striped shirt, and each old pose stays behind as a faint smudge.
- 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.
- ScratchboardThe same dune shot as white-on-black scratchboard etching.