01 / PLATESFind your starting point.
Browse forest layers and textures. Search for a detail, follow a question or pin a plate to return to.
FOREST OBSERVATION / PRINT STUDIO
Look closer.
Leave an
impression.
A forest is full of things worth noticing. Explore illustrated plates, compare small details and bring your observations together in an edition of your own.
Step into the studio ↗
WIDE VIEW — DETAIL — CONNECTION
LOOK+COMPARE+ARRANGE+RETURN
FROM LOOKING TO ARRANGING
A small detail.
A different way in.
01 / PLATES
02 / PRESSPut it in perspective.
Choose a wide view, a detail and a connection. Arrange an edition and add the thought that holds it together.
03 / EDITIONSKeep the impression.
Open saved print proofs, revisit your notes and edit an arrangement when you see a new connection.
THE COMPARISON TABLE
Two views.
One good
question.
Place a pair side by side. Follow their shapes, notice their light or compare their textures. Swap the views to see what your eye follows next.
What changes when you change the frame?
SHAPELIGHTTEXTURE
THE PLATE ROOM
The forest has
more than one layer.
Move from the canopy to the ground. A close texture can be just as compelling as a distant view.
YOUR PRINT ARCHIVE
Not a score.
An impression.
An edition holds the plates you chose and the connection you noticed. Give it a title. Leave a note. Open the proof whenever you want to look again.
Replace a plate, reshape your note or begin a new arrangement. Your archive grows in the directions that interest you.
Connections worth keeping +
Wide view / Detail / Connection
