This spin-off b-side version of the book Jittery Lines explores abstract experimental line illustrations. Many of these images are the result of an artistic era that took place around 100 campfires at Kanaskat-Palmer State Park in Ravensdale, WA. (Reference: Trufabricator Magazine - Campfire) Other drawings have popped up here and there in different locations, forms, and contexts. They all fit here.

Trufabricator is a small construction business not directly connected to illustration art. To explain, I like to make abstract guerrilla art and advertising for my endeavors. And maybe also to confuse people.
These images challenge the user to navigate many twists, turns, dimensions, and levels of the multi-verse. Much like Jittery Lines, these images jump cut all over the place in a controlled chaos kind of way.

Drawing these complicated and layered things is calming. The more convoluted, the better and more calming. The illustration is a perfect way to organize and clarify random lines of code existing in the head. Often, these snapshots are extremely complicated encryptions meant to unlock blockchain real estate aka 'Uni' verses///available at Dragonslair Crypto Real Estate.

Interpretation is futile.