GRAIN.
made of maple, not menus
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GRAIN
Real wood, three colors, and everything else is the child's idea.

Give a child red, yellow and blue — and a little while later they've found orange, green, and a purple nobody named yet.

Blocks

code you can hold

Maple cubes that snap into little programs. No screen — the logic is in your hands and the light is the output.

Loom

a wooden synth

Pegs make the melody, the grain makes the tone. Pull a thread and the chord changes under your thumb.

Lens

paint that listens

A flat slab of birch that holds wet color and watches it move — the panel above is how it feels in your hand.