Paper trail: everything it comes with

Scenes & pre-compositions

• The place: A sphere, one large word cut away, four lines on the sphere, a briefing that types itself and a torn strip of coast. Retype every line; the sphere and the strip are slots.
• The sweep: A radar: hub, rings, a grid, a needle turning once every two seconds, coordinates typed in two corners.
• The engineer: A portrait built from slabs and signed, a globe that opens on a band of color, four typed lines. Drop your own portrait on the slot.
• The anatomy: A grid that grows from a point: two pictures, a title in three faces, and one word typed over and over, broken a different way each time.
• Steps: Seven letters in heavy serif capitals, set as three steps.
• Band: Eight tall letters across the edge of a black band, light where they cross it, their bars stretching.
• Echo: Twelve spaced letters, mirrored under themselves and eaten away to specks.
• The cost: A banknote and a form cut together, a label that becomes torn tags, a pie, and four brush strokes that cross it all out.
• The poster: A dark card with ink of one color on a marbled plate; its lines arrive warped; all of it melts into a wave with a tall word on it.
• The question: Ten numeral tiles, a box that types the question's heading, the frame stepping back with its tones turned over, and nine words through the box.
• The answer: An answer typed behind a block caret with the question round the frame's edges; retyped as one word, which is brushed out.
• The real one: One heavy word and eleven numbered balls that pop in; the lens pushes into one.
• The globe: A globe, half solid and half stipple, squares punched in it, and a label typed with marks.
• The founder: Two portraits built from blocks, a pair of hands, a signature and a wash of one color. Three picture slots.
• Two words: Letters that arrive each in a face of its own and settle into one line.
• The stamp: The answer stamped small, its letters hopping, then swapped for currency signs; the frame turns over and rests as a black label.
• The line: The last line, typed over an underline on the dark ground.

Assets

• Pictures: 9 files
• Graphics: 14 files
• Numeral tiles: 10 files
• Paper: 5 files
• Torn paper & tape: 7 files
• Brush & ink: 11 files
• Marks: 8 files
• Stamps: 3 files
• Print textures: 7 files

Music & sound effects

• Paper trail score
• Typewriter key
• Typewriter run
• Paper tear
• Brush stroke
• Stamp
• Slice
• Radar ping

Design system

Broadsheet: A newsroom's desk: gray paper, one ink, photocopied pictures, torn scraps and brush, and five quiet colors used one to a scene.