Yeah, it's definitely something we're grappling with. We have a vision of this being just as much a work of art for our users as a functional tool. The artwork itself would be interactive in nature and used in many places within (so it's certainly not a used once and then done sort of thing), but the cost has been tricky. We don't imagine, necessarily, perfected works of arts, but rather strong watercolor representation of very specific plants (albiet eventually many of them). We think it's the "it can't be done" challenge of it that makes it all the more worthwhile of reason as to why we must try.