how to frame

Turn on the camera and step back until both hands are in view.
Make an L with each hand, thumb out and index finger up, at opposite corners of the rectangle you want.
Hold still until the frame turns solid.
Break the L with either hand. The frame fills with a random image from Are.na, and wherever the image is see-through you look down to the camera, printed the way you chose under fill.

keyboard shortcuts
`1`–`4`	image: luma key, halftone, motion, no image
`5`–`8`	camera underneath: plain, riso, cyanotype, stipple
`R`	random fill for each frame
`T`	frame: straight → tilted (flat rotation) → 3d (leans in depth: move one hand closer to the camera; angle your fingers to skew)
`Z`	undo last image
`C`	clear all images
`H`	show or hide history
`K`	show hands
`M`	mouse mode (drag to frame; shift-drag with the camera on)
`\`	hide the interface
`F`	full screen

Images are random picks from public Are.na channels. Hand tracking runs in your browser, and video never leaves your device.