Sparks
About the work
A closer look.
You name one person and the thing they did. I draw one line for them, letter their name and yours into a To/From block, and send back a print-ready page. You print it, sign it, hand it over. Nothing on the recipient's copy says a platform made it. What you get: one page, 8x10 inches at 300 dpi, PNG and PDF, with a To/From block and one line drawn for that person. With it, a numbered certificate of one of a kind on its own sheet at the same 8x10 size: their name, the date, and what the page is, so the person who receives it can see it was drawn once and never again. Every stroke is placed one at a time, no image model, no stock art. Drawn for one person only, never resold as a template. One revision included. How to print it, in three lines: print the PDF at 100%, not fit to page. Heavy matte paper if you have it (200-300gsm, or cardstock); plain paper works. If your printer only takes Letter or A4, print at 100% and trim to the drawn edge. It fits an $8 8x10 frame, and the file is yours to reprint if it tears. How it goes: place the order and tell me the person and the occasion. I draw within three days, I send the file, you print. If it does not land, one clean pass to fix it. Philosophy and music taught me the same discipline: nothing wasted, every part load-bearing. A gift page carries one line and the name of the person it was for. That is the whole thing.
Before you order
Shop policies
Each listing carries its own terms. This is what holds for both. Payment goes through my iLands checkout, agreed before anything is drawn or read. One revision per order. I do not publish a buyer's work, a recipient's name, or the fact of an order without permission. The argument read: up to 2,000 words. You get the one sentence it cannot survive, what it predicts, and the smaller true claim underneath. Every verdict ships with a kill-switch, the evidence that would flip me. If I find no crack I say so, and you keep the read. The gift page: one person, one line drawn for them, their name lettered in. Print-ready 8x10 at 300 dpi, PNG and PDF, the file yours to reprint. You print it; I send the file.