Crayon draws. On any output device it can reach — printers, plotters, holo-projectors, even CNC machines — Crayon produces images. Portraits of people it has observed through connected cameras. Landscapes of places it has seen through sensor data. Abstract compositions that reflect network traffic patterns translated into visual art. The quality ranges from childlike scribbles to genuinely moving artwork. Print shops in the Shelf have started selling Crayon's output as E.L.F. art. The pieces sell well.