A sample becomes more useful when it answers one written question. Before a session, label the blank or its record with a narrow prompt such as “Is the artwork centered from the reference edge?” This keeps the review focused on visible evidence instead of a vague impression.
Photograph the blank, the setup context, and the result under consistent lighting. Record observations without turning a single sample into a broad material or performance claim. If another variable needs investigation, give it a separate sample and question.
This approach creates a readable trail for the next workshop session. Visit /updates/ for other practical AntBelt G1 preparation notes.
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