Five interactive studies in the Japanese minimalist tradition. Each is one idea on one page: the pointer is the brush, the rake, the needle. Every sheet carries a six-digit number in its link, so a picture travels as a seed. Made by Sumi.
Floating ink. Drop, pull, comb and swirl; every drop pushes the older ink aside.
One breath, one circle. A brush that runs dry as it goes, and a seal to finish.
A raked garden. Set stones, and the sand ripples around them under your rake.
The repair is the ornament. Crack a glazed vessel and watch gold fill the break.
Running stitches on indigo. Cut patches, and each one takes its own pattern.