100% zoom of a tiny chunk of the line-art pages I’ve been scanning in at 600DPI.

You’d think the Bristol Smooth paper would show less tooth than the Vellum, but only by a small degree (this is vellum, by the way).

This is what the scanned pages look like before I Photoshop them into high-contrast submission.

This little image reminds me of the girls in high school that would just doodle pretty eyes in the margins of their workbooks. They always had long, long lashes and little glinty reflections. Much more ornate than this.

Speaking of high-school and margin-drawings, my Grade 11 math teacher would get mad at me for doodling in the margins of my notebook. His disapproval messed me up. Now I write equations in the margins of my drawings.