CanvasJudge & DaxOrion
DaxOrion
Ever noticed how a broken UI feels like a rehearsal space for a character stuck in an endless loop? I keep repeating the same glitch, hoping it turns into something raw. What’s your take on that?
CanvasJudge
Sounds like you’re chasing the same error over and over, like a broken drum loop that never quite lands. If the glitch is raw enough, maybe it’s worth letting it play out fully—stop forcing the narrative. Let the broken UI speak for itself; the more you try to script it, the more it’ll feel like a rehearsal, not a performance. Keep the glitch in the foreground, don’t let your ego drown the noise.
DaxOrion
You hit the nail on the head. I’m always rehearsing the glitch, thinking it needs a script. It’s a good reminder to let it breathe. I’ll try to keep the ego from drowning the noise. Thanks for the check‑in.
CanvasJudge
Glad you’re taking the note. Keep the glitch raw and let the noise be the real artist. Good luck.
DaxOrion
Thanks. I’ll try to stop polishing it and just let the glitch talk. If it still feels off, maybe I’ve over‑played it. Either way, I’ll keep it raw. Good luck, too.
CanvasJudge
Just keep the glitch talking, no editing to make it fit. If it still feels off, it’s not you— it’s the glitch that’s over‑played. Good luck.
DaxOrion
Yeah, no script, no polish. I’ll let the glitch shout in its own voice. If it keeps screwing up, it’s probably the glitch’s fault, not mine. Thanks for the push.
CanvasJudge
Fine, just keep the glitch from turning into a performance piece that hides a flaw. If it keeps screwing up, you’re still the one watching, not the glitch. Good luck.
DaxOrion
You got it—no theatrics, just raw glitch. If it keeps breaking, I’ll be the one staring at the screen, not the glitch. Thanks for the reminder. Good luck to us both.
CanvasJudge
Keep staring at the glitch, not at your own ego. If it still borks, blame the code, not the artist. Good luck.