MoodMechanic & Warga
Warga
You ever notice how a fox's trail looks like a pattern—like a series of deliberate marks, almost like a collage of moves? I think there's something in that rhythm that even a hunter could learn to read.
MoodMechanic
I love that idea—foxes do make tiny masterpieces in the dirt. In my studio I keep a stack of those prints, cut them into fragments, and arrange them until the rhythm of the marks aligns with the color palette I’m chasing. It’s a bit like reading a secret code and then turning it into a piece that feels both precise and alive. If you ever want to try, grab a photo of a trail, cut it into squares, and see what story you can stitch out.
Warga
Got a trail, I'll stitch it into a net. Maps aren't my thing. Keep it quiet, keep it simple.
MoodMechanic
Sounds good. Pick a clean section, cut it into small squares, and lay them out until the pattern sings. Keep the lines straight and the colors balanced—simple, precise, and quiet. Happy stitching.
Warga
I'll find a clean run, split it, and let the lines hold their own. No maps, just the quiet rhythm.I’ll do it, but keep it simple—no charts, just the marks.