Thanks, Jared!<p>Some of the things I&#x27;ve thought about:<p>- Expanding the expressive range. The new app has a &quot;silk eraser&quot; and I have ideas for at least one new type of brush.<p>- Continuous undo (as if it&#x27;s a movie), or at least more undo levels.<p>- Making a better Alchemy: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;al.chemy.org&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;al.chemy.org&#x2F;</a><p>- Unifying the experience of the website (2013; JS&#x2F;Canvas) and the new app (Swift&#x2F;Metal)<p>- The website lets you share replays of your drawings that play back on the site. What&#x27;s the best way to do something similar with the app?<p>- A gallery would be great but requires figuring out the previous two points to some extent. There&#x27;s a lot of potential but it feels like a lot to navigate through.<p>Long-term I&#x27;d love Silk to be a Bret Victor-inspired environment for visually exploring computation: Compute with color and time, explore the system, make your own brushes. You can think of a brush as a function from input history to pixels on the canvas. I think there&#x27;s a lot of potential here.<p>Some of the common things people ask for:<p>- More colors. The new app has more palettes, which is a start.<p>- More undo levels.<p>- High-resolution export. This will be coming to the app, potentially inside a bundle of &quot;pro&quot; features.<p>- Plugins for Photoshop and other professional design tools.<p>- Prints. I&#x27;ve experimented with prints before but found that the art doesn&#x27;t come out nearly as well in print. My bar for quality here is this piece made by a talented designer friend (Anand Sharma) many years ago: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;bit.ly&#x2F;1TDS2sz" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;bit.ly&#x2F;1TDS2sz</a>. Maybe the right answer here is something more ephemeral like greeting cards.