1.	What is the subject of your proposed virtual world? Paget-Schrötter Disease/gangrene
2.	What mood, feelings, and/or emotions will you try to evoke in a viewer experiencing this world? awe at the ability to travel inside veins
3.	How can visual form be given to abstract forces or energy principles? arrows, movement through simulation (walk-through in cave), other symbols
4.	What are some basic natural forms, and how does the character of their form relate to natural forces?
5.	What is the role for movement in your concept design? to control blood flow
6.	What are some examples of linked forms in nature: forms from different realms (atmospheric, liquid, plant, organic, earth, energy) which have analogous character? liquid, plant
7.	If we are to convey the sensation of flying or swimming, how can the arrangement of forms in relation to the viewer's point of view, create a dynamic sense of place, an invitation to explore, a quality of engagement, comfort, awe, or another emotional or physical quality. spacial relations are important, but again, symbolically this can be represented, using color, or through walk-through in cave
8.	Does your world fit within the "real" space of the Cave (8x8x8 ft) or does it extend beyond the walls? it fits in the real space-- a person isn't that big in real life
9.	What did you choose to depict with 2D imagery? Why? blood, i don't know
10.	What did you choose to depict with 3D painted form? Why? everything else-- 3d is easier in the cave
11.	Did you have any trouble logging in? no
12.	Did you have any trouble running CavePainting? no
13.	Did you learn how to change colors? Change brush stroke types? yes
14.	What discussion question do you have from the Cave paper? Have "step on" menus actually been looked into?  They have those using projectors in the mall by my home, it's a very cool system and it could be more effective than the menu panel now
15.	In this assignment, what worked, what didn't work, and how would you change it? (briefly)  The concept overall worked.  Annotations didn't.  Colors were difficut to work with--I would use premade masks next time to get colors to be accurate.