Monochrome Cube

Tracks and Twilight

The world looks different after dark.

Six panels. Six creatures rendered in black, white and every shade in between — chosen not by chance, but because nature gave them their own palette long before we arrived. This is a cube built for the earliest eyes, when high contrast is everything and the world is still learning to come into focus.

The Orca cuts through quiet water, tail grip-worthy and grand. The Honey Badger goes about its business — unbothered, as always, with absolutely no interest in being told what to do. The Zebra grazes with its back turned, its tassel tail swinging free.

The Porcupine is pricklier than it looks — and behind it, something worth finding. The Butterfly’s wings lift and flutter in small hands. And the Penguins — familiar, waddling, wonderful — stand guard over a zip at their feet that leads somewhere worth exploring.

Six sides. Six creatures of the night. See what the dark reveals.

Locally imagined, locally illustrated, locally manufactured.