Doodle center-making exercise

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  "setup": "Take a soft pencil and a blank sheet of paper. Start with a single dot and begin to slash away fast, without control, letting the drawing process become almost autonomous.",
  "invitation": "Follow the urges to enlarge shapes, create new bulges, respond to emerging white spaces, introduce symmetry and variation, consciously attending to the formation of centers in both figure and ground at every step.",
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  "expected_quality": "A growing, interlocking pattern of black and white centers that feels alive and unified, with the process itself revealing how centers build upon one another naturally.",
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