Style 5, the Tear. Round 2, the real Round 1

The first pass was withdrawn: Dave read it as Style 1, and it was. This one starts from what a tear is. A scrap of paper as an object, smaller than the card, torn on its edges, held to a colored ground by tape, a pin or a clip, at a slight angle. Its own type: a slab serif for the line, a condensed face for the labels. A small outlined rubber stamp top right instead of a disc. The mark once and small. The agent block on the ground under the scrap, the phone large.

What to rule on. Whether this is a fifth style. Then the holder, the shape of the tear, and the grounds. Colors are a parameter as always: any ground, the scrap stays paper.

The holder

**TS-tape**White scrap taped to a teal ground.

**TS-pin**The scrap on a pushpin, burgundy.

**TS-clip**The scrap under a binder clip, navy.

The shape of the tear

**TS-stub**A ticket stub torn along a perforation, the phone on the stub. Forest.

**TS-receipt**A long receipt strip with the items to keep, the block on the right. Charcoal.

**TS-corner**A torn corner with only the line on it. Rust.

**TS-two**Two scraps: the line on one, the number on the other. Plum.

The ground

**TS-dark**Cream scrap on ink black, the stamp in red.

**TS-photo**The scrap taped over a photograph.

Builder: reference-cards/style-5-tear/build-tear-r2.js. Faces: Roboto Slab, Oswald, Inter, Source Sans 3.