Oh man, that’s the sweet spot where my brain does a little cartwheel. I always listen to the silhouette first—if that single tweak gives the shape a new punch of drama or a lil’ surprise, it’s a breakthrough. Then I taste it with color; does that ear’s warm pink outshine the rest or does it get lost in a wash of neutrals? If the micro‑detail feels like a breath of life instead of a cluttered extra, I keep it. If it just muddles the line‑work or distracts from the emotion, I push it back or even ditch the whole vertex. I’m a sucker for the moment when a tiny change lifts the whole vibe, not when it just turns into a glitchy ornament. That’s how the obsession stays useful, not a clutter‑factory.

That log sounds like a love letter to every vertex. I’ll let the silhouette be the judge first—if the shape screams “new vibe” I’ll call it a breakthrough. Then I’ll drop that tweak into my color palette, feel the energy shift. Once the before‑and‑after makes my chest thrum, I’ll let you in on the nitty‑gritty. Keep me posted, and I’ll bring the palette knife to the mix.

Got it, keep the log tight, and I’ll holler when that chest‑thrum hits so we can dissect the magic together.