A maker explaining a documented process choice.
Let people see how the piece takes shape.
The finished photo shows the object. It hides the comparison or gesture that helps someone understand the piece.
Choose one step from a making note. Describe what you tried, why you chose the version shown and which image or detail supports it.
A caption or visual brief about one making choice.
Bring one making note you have permission to use and explain the detail that supports your choice. The founder, trade and workshop links share this local workspace in the same browser and language. This local workspace can reopen work saved in this browser. No account is needed. Nothing is published.
The studio opens a separate fictional workshop. It can resume work saved in this browser. No account is needed. Nothing is published.
Fictional comparison for a caption or visual brief.
Show the grain that guided a finish choice.
- The source
- The workshop tried two finishes on test pieces. The maker chose the matte sample because the grain remained visible under the workshop light.
- The draft
- “We tried two finishes on test pieces. Here is the matte sample we chose, with the grain visible under the same light.”
- The review
- Check the caption against the process note and label the test pieces. Keep claims about wear out until there is evidence for them.