That's good to know, the changes to brush management are noticeable but I didn't know how it affected the brushes themselves. I can't wait for what's coming!

I vastly prefer your naming conventions for your brushes. It helps me understand how to use them so they are useful right away

Looks just like my Sailor Fude de Mannen ! Same fluidity and spontaneity

What does one eat it with? Looks like it would be delicious

I think I love it so much because there's no other marginalia anywhere else in the book, so THIS is the part they were probably obsessed with. Also because I remember doing this VERY THING at that age (not in a library book though)

I had so much fun reading these hourlies. Well done! Do you draw at the end of the hour or at the beginning? How much of each hour is spent drawing? Do you acan each hour or all at once?
Just looking for some tips here for when I try next year

Awesome! It seems like your DMs are off, but here is my portfolio: rheachandy.com I have 3+ years experience working with data-rich technical software, and I'd love to hear more about the role.

Hi Jessica, are you still looking for someone? This sounds like an awesome opportunity

Yes, that's what I mean! I didn't have the words for it. In the past I used this tool but it doesn't have the functionality that yours does. gka.github.io/palettes/#/9...

I tried your tool and thought it was really cool! When you expand, it would be nice to be able to plot colors against each other. This would help with designing categorical, diverging and continuous color palattes as well!

In my experience, keep the same palette (Blue100-900) for both dark and light mode, but assign roughly inverse variables for each. For example, for a Button BG in dark mode, assign blue300 — in light mode, assign blue700. That way if the palette is tweaked, the effect stays the same.

You're right, It's got excellent hierarchy and storytelling flow with the elements that are meant to grab your attention! The consistent bits like the price and publisher blend in perfectly while still being readable. Gorgeous!