Lines are simple.
That’s what makes them difficult.
Every line carries weight.
Its length, direction, and spacing all matter.
In line-based work, there’s nowhere to hide.
No color to distract.
No texture to mask mistakes.
This is why we work with restraint.
We remove until only what’s essential remains.
What’s left has to stand on its own.
The result is work that feels light, but deliberate.
Quiet, but confident.
Line work doesn’t shout.
It stays.