Every time I tried to draw on a blank sheet, it ended up looking like a toddler's masterpiece—a wild array of scribbles that I secretly enjoyed filling the page with. Then, when my daughter was a year old, she confidently drew lines on paper that looked intentional, and her lines inspired me to create a whole series based on similar scribbles. Using black ink, a nib, a ruling pen (or sometimes a wood stick), I set creative limits and developed a style that hides phrases in these lines, creating little mysteries. It’s like looking at a stereogram—tilt your head, squint, and maybe it clicks… or maybe it’s just lines.
And that’s the fun of it!