@boredzo@mastodon.social on a tangential note, I like the last section: "Design in black and white" (and add colours later) Some of the reasoning may seem outdated, as it initially did to me even though I am currently reading this on a black-and-white e-paper monitor 😅 I learnt a similar concept as a drawing style from Hergé who always made sure his illustrations worked in black and white, where it would sometimes stay unless colour was added as a bonus on top. Works wonders for xeroxable art 😇 @eanakashima@hachyderm.io