This project involved tracking my play habits over a period of ten days. First, I sorted my play activities into different categories, such as play during my leisure time, play where I experienced a flow state, play during work time, play that happened alone, and play that happened with others. To visually represent these categories, I used shapes.

Next, I tracked my feelings associated with each play activity by assigning a height or shape number to each shape. I used three shapes to represent a negative experience, five shapes for a neutral experience, and seven shapes for a positive experience.

To further categorize the type of play, I assigned colors to each category. I used red to represent physical play, orange for social play, yellow for constructive play, green for fantasy play, and blue for games with rules.

Finally, I used Procreate to handwrite and doodle my information, giving the data chart a playful and childlike look. This project involved tracking my play habits using shapes, colors, and handwritten notes in Procreate, allowing me to analyze and understand my play experiences more clearly.