what are you doing?
What were my actions?
so what?
What new questions do I have?
what's happened to me?
What was the result of my actions?
I simply applied multiple layers of glue onto a sheet, letting it dry before placing the powder inside. The technique I tried was by dabbing the tool onto the tea bag carrier, as well as through spilling it directly onto the sketch paper.
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Yet I'm torn. I feel a struggle to set a direct way of using the tool, versus keeping it ambiguous to allow the user freedom to interpret its use as it wants, to unlock new techniques like how a paint brush has different ways of using it. Why should you be neat? Why shouldn't you be let loose?
what else do you need from me?
What does this mean for next steps?
The spilling method was unsurprisingly more messy and a less smooth experience than simply dabbing.
what do you want?
What did I aim to do?
Concerning the storage of the soft pastel dust, I reached back into an idea from an earlier experiment about using tea bags as a carrier rather than transfer. This time I wanted to test not only whether it kept the dust in, but also how smooth the user experience was.
who told you that?
What sources do I use to inform?
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