Prompt 2:
In Joe's game, there are three brushes. The first brush has dots of varying sizes, sometimes several in a straight line, sometimes only one. There are three colors, white, blue, and dark blue. The second brush is a triangle of different colors and sizes. The first click identifies the vertex, and the second identifies the bottom edge of the triangle. The third brush has colorful eclipses. It is horizontal on the left half of the screen and vertical on the right side of the screen.
I wish I could have buttons to clear or undo the screen when playing this game because the first and second brush takes up more space with each stroke. And because of their randomness, they appear in positions where I don't want them to appear. If I could only refresh each time, I wouldn't be able to create the pattern I wanted all at once and would waste more time. When I'm using the third oval brush, it only changes direction on the left or right side of the screen. I wish it could change the size a bit to allow me to create a more varied ellipse.
When I played this game, my feelings were as "abstract" as the title. I don't think size control is destructive. But the advantage of not being able to control the size of the brush only randomly is that it fits the theme better because there is a strong connection between randomness and abstraction.