Infinite undo is freeing and quietly maddening at once: you can fix any mistake, which means you'll redraw the same arm twenty times chasing a version that finally feels right.

The blank canvas glows, the brushes do anything you ask, and yet the drawing still depends entirely on whether you can see and render the thing in your head.

The tablet takes weeks to stop feeling alien, but once it clicks, the creative ceiling is mostly your own patience.