Start with the ground
The page keeps a dark olive stone field, so every ochre mark reads as a fresh cut.
The page keeps a dark olive stone field, so every ochre mark reads as a fresh cut.
Dotted borders and pecked strokes preserve the hand pressure instead of polishing it away.
Each claim sits in a horizontal register, like a narrative band cut across the rock face.
Measured spacing gives the marks air, with lichen-muted captions kept below the voice.