ONE MILLION
DOLLAR COMPANY.WORK 14 / SUBJECT TO CHANGE

THE COMPANY WOULD LIKE A CLEAN PLAN.

Subject
to Change.

Draw a plan. Change your mind.
The paper remembers what you reconsider.

One sheet. More than one thought.

REVISIONS LEAVE FAINT MARKS.
THERE IS ROOM
FOR A FIRST IDEA.

Draw with a mouse, touch or pen. The keyboard mark controls below are another way to begin.

Place a mark with the keyboard

You can also choose the points of a mark yourself.

Reconsider an ink mark

Reconsidering leaves the original mark as a trace. Draw over it, beside it, or let it stay.

Revise the selected shape

Move individual points in a separate blue revision. Place it once to leave the whole earlier shape as a trace.

Move the selected mark

Each move shifts the same mark by up to 10 paper units. Its old position stays as a trace.

Bring a trace back into ink

The blue dashed outline identifies the selected trace. It is only a guide and is not kept. Bring it back into ink to restore that exact mark at its original points, keeping every later mark. This does not add a mark, even on a full sheet.

Return to this paper.

A working copy keeps all placed marks, faint traces and their points so you can open the sheet here and revise it later. The SVG is a picture. Neither file keeps an unfinished mark or revision.

Finish or discard any unfinished work, then set the sheet down to prepare a working copy.

Choose a file up to 12 MiB. It is read on this device, without uploading or automatically changing your paper. Leaving or reloading still clears the live sheet; keep a new working copy to carry later changes.