Working draft
On my first morning in the workshop, the senior binder offered a rule I have carried into every commission.
“Before you trim a page,” she said, “understand which detail gives the whole piece its balance.”
She left the thought there. Years later, I still pause before each cut, looking for the quiet choice that holds the work together.
Refined draft
On my first morning in the workshop, the senior binder offered a rule I have carried into every commission.
“Before you trim a page,” she said, “understand which detail gives the whole piece its balance.”
She left the thought there. Years later, I still pause before each cut, looking for the quiet choice that holds the work together.