> Tool I wish existed: A paintbrush with an undo setting. Amen brother. As regards the role of pencils in the creative process, the author seems to primitise

> Tool I wish existed: A paintbrush with an undo setting. Amen brother. As regards the role of pencils in the creative process, the author seems to primitise it’s role as a tool for development, less so for authorship. I can concur. Working things out seems so much easier in pencil than in digital anything. For me, this is a tactile thing… graphite is after all, a lubricant, and paper is pretty much a skin. Anything past the development (sketching) stage is pretty much post-Morten. For the last 100 years, finalization has required mediums which reproduce effectively using photo-reproduction: pen, ink and suchlike.