Lab Notes · bench diary

Notes from the lab

Sketches, tests, and what they taught us. A test can be worth it even if it never becomes a product.

  1. The symbol and the Slow Pace lettering printed in clear resin on the printer plate, still on their supports.

    LN-004Test

    First resin print

    The symbol and the lettering leave the printer for the first time, still attached to their supports.

  2. The Slow Pace lettering in cream on a mustard background, with the words surface finish.

    LN-003Process

    Surface finish

    What happens to a piece after it leaves the printer.

  3. Round resin samples in blue, mustard, green and pearl white on a green background, labelled with palette and curing time.

    LN-002Test

    Color studies and resin trials

    Palettes tested side by side. Every sample carries a label with its curing time.

  4. A sheet of pencil sketches of the winking sloth face, with arrows and the note final shape.

    LN-001Study

    Initial forms

    The sloth's face before it became a symbol. Pencil, eraser, and a question written in the margin.