Technique, not template
Every look falls out of four physical actions: place, stack, mold, sprinkle. Marble is two pucks set apart; colour-in-colour is a small puck on top; a pinwheel is one molded puck; splatter is sprinkling.
Spindle Press · the platen is the workspace
Press a record the way the plant does.
No design menu. Set a base puck, place more where you want the marbling to start, stack a small one for a colour-in-colour, mold a puck from wedges, sprinkle pellets with your finger, twist the stack for a swirl. Then press — and save a code that puts it on any album in Spindle.
Already pressed something? See the gallery.
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How it works
Melts interleave, they don't fade
Where two colours meet, fingers of each are pulled into the other by the flow. Translucent vinyl is looked through — yellow over blue reads green. Pellets that land close enough fuse.
A code, not a file
A pressing is a tiny recipe. Spindle renders the same disc from it on every screen, so the code is all you carry. Sign in to keep it and share it to the gallery with your name on it.