It's not much but here's a little something extra to tide you over till next time.
I'm still adjusting to the glass screen protector so things are a lot more wobbly than what I would consider normal. On my old drawscreen you had settings you could adjust but windows doesn't let you do that on a surface. I've never needed to before now, but apparently the thin layer of glass is just thick enough to cause some issues. You can adjust settings in the art program I use but line correction rarely acts the way I think it should. When I draw a sweeping line I want it that way. I only need correction when I'm trying to draw straight. I like the feel and clarity of the glass but if it keeps being an issue I'll have to switch back to a thin, plastic, screen protector. Ideally I'd like to just draw on the actual screen, but since I can't afford to replace a scratched screen more than once every 5 or six years I dare not risk it. It's a shame that these things aren't a little more modular because if I could just switch out a screen the way you do with a Gameboy that's within my budget and skill level. Unfortunately that's not the reality we live in so I need to deal with that and not my wishes.
Anyway, I like the idea that Victoria goes to the beach and then avoids the sun as much as possible.