It’s really good, thank you for sharing her work. I think there are many areas to continue exploring here. I’ve personally built interfaces that favor recording

It’s really good, thank you for sharing her work. I think there are many areas to continue exploring here. I’ve personally built interfaces that favor recording and repeating direct user input to vary brush parameters such as shape, rotation, position, offset and color, which makes for a very intuitive drawing experience. Towards the end of her paper she emphasizes both this aspect of unconventional interface design and fostering a new ecosystem of tools with different interface metaphors to help with expressivity, which is really vital from my experience as well. Most important to this domain is that we stop thinking about graphics tools as trinket chests of features and start designing them using a wholistic approach, as if they were musical instruments. (https://youtu.be/ndz-co7Xpn8 https://youtu.be/ndz-co7Xpn8, https://youtu.be/Up2-myTEviE https://youtu.be/Up2-myTEviE)