PRINT.
PLAY.
REPEAT.
An editorial wall and a drawing instrument. Shared parts, two strong personalities.
Scale does the work.
Heavy condensed lettering, an italic interruption, ruled captions and unequal panels. Saturated color has a job; cream gives it room.
Procedural contours, overprint circles, loops and stippling. No borrowed magazine artwork.
Make the knob
do something.
The instrument changes the actual SVG paths. Its density, bend and phase controls can be operated by keyboard. The ordinary reading page never depends on those controls.
Try Play Deck ↗Then let the words breathe.
Long-form pages use a comfortable single column and static Markdown. The interface can be loud without shouting over every paragraph.
Open the reading specimen ↗Five small components and one layout. Astro renders the pages; a small vanilla script adds filters, ink variations and the drawing controls. No Arwes, no animation framework, no remote font dependency.