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Two proposals for Pia’s private creature jobFoundation Design Tech · T4 W39–40 · Aids / V01 alternative

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Left is Pia’s flat-face proposal with an invented moon-creature mark. Middle is Pia’s broad-side-bend proposal with the same mark; it is a proposal, not observed standing. Right states that Pia chooses flat for looking down. All panels remain unmade and untested; no performance result is pictured.
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Left is Pia’s flat-face proposal with an invented moon-creature mark. Middle is Pia’s broad-side-bend proposal with the same mark; it is a proposal, not observed standing. Right states that Pia chooses flat for looking down. All panels remain unmade and untested; no performance result is pictured.

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Pia invents a moon creature and wants to find its picture on her table. Her first proposal is a flat whole-sheet face with the creature mark in the middle. Her second proposal bends one broad side so that a face might stand. Pia chooses the flat idea because she wants to look down while drawing. Neither proposal has been made or checked; the drawing supplies no stand-up result.

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Flat proposal

A flat whole-sheet face with Pia’s invented moon-creature mark.

Bent-side proposal

One broad side is proposed to bend; no standing result.

Pia chooses flat for looking down

No making or check is supplied.

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