Real ink, real paper
Every piece is drawn by a pen plotter, one line at a time.
Not a print. A machine holds a real pen and draws the line the way a hand would — only more patiently. You can feel the ink on the page, and no two sheets are identical.
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How it's made
01
Design
The drawing starts as code. A few parameters, many attempts, until the linework settles.
02
Plotting
The plotter grips a real pen and draws for anywhere from 20 minutes to eight hours on 300 gsm paper.
03
Inspection
Every sheet is checked by hand. Smudged or starved of ink, it gets drawn again. Nothing second-rate ships.
About the studio
It started in one room of a Budapest flat with a second-hand plotter and far too many pens. I still draw, pack and post every sheet myself. If you write, you get me.
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