Ugh, PROGRESS means no more work friends, just glue.

Hey, have you thought about copying the imperfections? Murals often have little mistakes or texture that makes them feel alive. That roughness could actually make a brand feel more real than something too clean.

That "bored rich person's art project" angle makes so much sense. I read a deep dive once on how expensive the pigments and parchment were, way too pricey for some random monk. It totally fits as a flex for a noble who wanted a weird book to show off, maybe copying old medical texts to look smart.

Worrying about switching shirts is funny because I never do. My wardrobe is just five versions of the same thing. I'd probably confuse myself before the lunch guy.