A generous open hull for two paddlers and an unhurried afternoon. Pale cedar runs bow to stern; darker accent strips trace the waterline.
A smaller boat for a single paddle and a close reading of the shoreline. The raised ends and dark sheer strip give this little hull a drawn-bow tension.
A painted hull that belongs among reeds. Longer carrying space, a pale timber rim and a muted green finish keep this expedition study deliberately plain.
The strip is the starting point. Grain, color and a thousand small decisions become the whole.