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What to Do When You Color Outside the Lines

A line crossed by accident is not a verdict on the page. It can be softened, integrated or simply left as evidence that a real person made it.

What to Do When You Color Outside the Lines
A creative pause, wherever you are.

Short answer: A line crossed by accident is not a verdict on the page. It can be softened, integrated or simply left as evidence that a real person made it.

Coloring gives you permission to disconnect. It does not need to be perfect or lengthy to count.

Try this today

  • Pause before correcting.
  • Repeat a nearby color to make it intentional.
  • Keep perspective: the whole page is larger than one mark.

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