This striking three-dimensional piece by artist Jordan Dauby began with a "ghost image" of one of his Enso monotypes (see the description of his Enso series below). Dauby then hand tooled embossments, hand cut aspects from the image and also allowed some sections of the paper to pop upward along design lines or cubistic shapes. The image was then shaped through the application of color pencil, chalk pastels, and oil sticks. This piece engages the viewer, beckoning him to look up and look in to the image. Viewed from the cymbal's edge, the image is not visible. Viewed frontally or on a tilt, some aspects of the landscape appear flattened as others are popped up three-dimensionally even while the overall image is curved recessively into the cymbal.