
Drawn,
not printed.
Blueprints, diagrams and line studies, drawn with a real pen on paper. Each piece is plotted individually, with small variations in ink and pressure.
From the plotter
A selection of our editions. Each sheet is plotted individually, then signed and numbered.


Drawing to paper
From the first path to the finished sheet.
Prepare the drawing
A blueprint, a diagram or a line study. We prepare the paths and check the drawing at its final size.
Send to the plotter
We choose the pen and paper, set them on the plotter and run a test before drawing the piece.
Pen meets paper
The pen draws each line in ink. A detailed piece can take hours; its plot time is listed with the edition.
Sign & number
We inspect the finished drawing, then sign and number it before packing.
Ink moved by machine, guided by code.
We prepare a drawing as a set of paths. The plotter follows them with a pen, building the piece line by line. Look closely and you can see where the ink settles at a turn, or a stroke changes with the grain of the paper. Small variations in those marks make each sheet different.