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I’m reviewing how I create my galleries, and I’d like your input before deciding the direction of future releases.

When you open a set, what makes it more enjoyable to explore?

1 — Different angles: spend more time on one key moment, showing it from several perspectives.

2 — More progression: show more distinct moments, with fewer variations of the same scene.

3 — A mix of both: a few important moments get multiple angles, while the rest of the set moves the scene forward.

I’m also considering two formats: visual galleries without dialogue and illustrated stories with dialogue, which would be created for Tier 03 and Tier 04. A longer illustrated story takes a different approach from a regular gallery, so I’d like to know which format you would be most excited to read.

Comment with your choice—1, 2 or 3—and tell me:

💬 Do you prefer galleries without dialogue or stories with dialogue?📖 When does a set feel long enough, and when does it start to feel repetitive?🎨 Is there an artist or a particular work whose storytelling or scene composition you admire? You’re welcome to share a link as a reference.

Everyone can take part, including free followers. Your answers will help me plan future sets and decide which ideas deserve a full illustrated story.

Thank you for helping shape what comes next! 💜

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