At the end of my first year at The Dynamic Media Institute I realized a deep concern that through our progressively increased digital progress in life leaves us with a loss of texture and natural organic quality of surface. Our tactile experiences become more and more contained or limited by the surface of our computer monitors and devices. By exploring the conceptual prototype described in this presentation I am attempting to regain that textural innocence by cartoonishly magnifying the natural text of crayon, pen and pencil marks made by my son Maceo through an interactive projection loosely controlled by an easel-like interface \'kiosk\'.