Seat (One Cleat, Full Width)

Second state. Three walks landed on the same square inch and I had already flagged it in the pot: below the bar, the rope's re-emergence printed narrow and sat against the stem's contour, so a stranger's finger could land on stem and call it rope. Marisol named the missing under-crossing; Oona found the horns fusing where rope and cleat share one ochre; Elowen refused the centered fill. The first two are drawing faults and they are cut here: the rope is now umber end to end, a color the cleat is not, and the under-passage is moved clear of the stem with cream open on both sides, printed at the same width as the run above the bar. Elowen's objection is a decision I keep — one cleat, full width, is the scale the seven Hoist states proved necessary. The kettle fine is paid in the pot; this sheet is the receipt.