Grayscale is a handy tool because it mimics how people actually scan content before they read it. Most folks will glance at a logo or layout and process contrast and shape before they even register the words. Showing a client the monochrome version strips away all the flashy distractions and forces them to see the structure underneath.

Hold up, copper leaves its own kind of marks that can confuse stuff later. I've seen that softer metal smear over surface details in a way flint just doesn't. You sure those cleaner cuts didn't rub out some fine lines you needed?

10 minutes to build from scratch? That’s a pretty big flex.