DRAWING / DZ-00GENERAL NOTESREV. 2026.08

Drawing notes

How this site is put together.

The interface borrows from the place where an idea becomes accountable: the drawing table. Parts get names. Revisions stay visible. Finished, unfinished, and fictional work do not share a label.

REGISTER 01

Drawing register

Every page has one job.

DrawingPageContainsState
DZ-01Drafting tableThesis + exploded viewIssued
DZ-02Build log15 items / 3 groupsLive
DZ-03Working drawingsArtifact + reasoningRevised as needed
DZ-00Drawing notesParts + assembly rulesYou are here
The original Mochi core kit and assembly guide
REFERENCE / MOCHI CORE KIT / FIRST SHIPPED CHRISTMAS 2019

Reference drawing

The instructions were part of the product.

Mochi shipped with a fold-out guide that showed every piece, every step, and the order in which the object became whole. It did more than explain assembly. It made the system approachable.

This site uses the same move. Pull the work apart. Label what each piece does. Let the reader inspect the fit.

GENERAL NOTES

Assembly rules

  1. Name the thing plainly.

    Product, tool, or note. No category has to sound more important than the work inside it.

  2. Mark its present state.

    Shipped, prototype, study, or fiction. A future plan is not a current result.

  3. Keep the evidence nearby.

    Figures carry dates. Claims sit beside the artifact that supports them. Uncertainty stays in the drawing.

  4. Show how the conclusion was reached.

    The working drawing matters more than the victory lap.

PARTS LIST

Type and materials

PartSpecificationUse
CAD surface#152024Exploded drawings and title fields
Drawing stock#E9E5DBReading, notes, and working sheets
Datum cyan#7FC4CAAxes, references, and active links
Red pencil#AA4D3CCorrections and explicit caveats
Instrument SerifDisplayLarge questions and conclusions
NewsreaderReadingReasoning at a human pace
IBM Plex MonoUtilityParts, dates, sources, and revisions
GROUP KEY

What goes where

A-01

Shipped

Products and programs out in the world.

A-02

Research

Prototypes and studies with working parts.

A-03

Field Notes

Essays and interviews.