An unattended draftsman pencils small house plans on cream paper, stroke by stroke — walls with solid poché, door swings, windows, one dimension string per side, room names in a quick hand — then signs the sheet, rests, slides it away and begins the next commission. Your pointer is a graphite pencil too: drag anywhere to sketch on the same sheet. Typologies: cottage, courtyard, longhouse; next starts a fresh commission.