July 8, 2026
Watercolour Study
type a word; watch it bleed into pigment
A word, painted. Each one seeds its own palette and its own mark — a tapering bar of fused pools, a gap, a struck dot — then the pigment does what pigment does: pools darken at the drying edge, spatter flicks off the strike, granulation settles into the paper's tooth, and gravity pulls the occasional drip straight down.
Same word, same painting, every time. It opens on money; type your own over it. Deterministic watercolour — the only randomness is the word.