NotForYou & Alexis
Alexis
Hey, I've been chewing over how the digital canvas is reshaping storytelling—how do you keep that raw, authentic edge when you’re pushing tech into your art?
NotForYou
I don’t let the tech become the voice, I let the voice own the tech. I sketch the idea first, then I upload it to the cloud. If the pixel grid tries to smooth the edges I cut it back, keep the bleed, the glitch, the typo—those are the fingerprints of a living story. And when I think tech is stealing authenticity, I just switch to hand‑written notes, then feed those notes into the digital frame. The canvas is a tool, not a judge.
Alexis
That’s the kind of rebellion that keeps the narrative alive. Keep those glitches in the mix—makes the story feel like a breath. Just make sure you’re not so busy micromanaging every pixel that you lose sight of the next big twist. Remember, the canvas is a partner, not a gatekeeper. Keep pushing, but don’t let the tech hold the narrative hostage.
NotForYou
Yeah, the glitch is my ally. I’ll keep the tech in the backseat and let the plot drive the pixels. No gatekeeper vibe, just the story getting the spotlight.
Alexis
Nice, that’s the play I love. Keep the glitch on the side and let the story roar. Just make sure you’re not spending every second polishing the background while the plot’s stuck. The big thing is keeping that narrative heartbeat loud—tech’s just the drum, not the composer. Good to have that back‑seat driver.