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- 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.
- 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.
- Flat vector science explainerOne fact made visible on a grainy night gradient. Flat shapes lit with a single highlight and a thin rim, small capital labels on leader lines, and a number that rolls as the thing it measures crosses the frame.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Night-sky line filmOne unbroken pull-back from a lit window to the whole Earth, drawn in thin glowing lines on navy, with an odometer running, big words slamming in on the chorus and every small move cued to the song.
- 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.