Journal
Not a product pitch. We write the order a workshop finishes a piece, and the path from drawing to first prototype.
A workshop’s memory lives in someone’s hands. We write the order a piece is finished so those hands can be used again next week.
Read →Not a calendar in front of a monitor. How a week splits when material, outside process, inspection, and ship all sit on one person.
Read →A button in code and a hole in plastic are not the same drawing. We write the order of the first light coming on inside the case.
Read →Explaining an ingredient and recommending a dose are different jobs. We write, as process, the line where a drug-info agent stops.
Read →A sentence on the web and a sentence on the bottle are different processes, even for the same product. We write, in order, what is cut and what remains.
Read →A saju calculation and a fortune sentence are not one product. We write how far a myeongri tool calculates, and where it leaves off.
Read →Fitting the screen in your head to a live page. The order you have to close, from the floor, before the first URL comes up.
Read →Until an index.html in a folder becomes a name in the address bar. Where DNS, slashes, and the sitemap drift.
Read →From one phone call and a dimension note to the ship box. The order Ganghwa–Gimpo small-shop workshops close a small order, written from the floor.
Read →Cases, brackets, small mechanisms — the objects a floor usually hands over. How material, tolerance, and process choice change the cost of one prototype.
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