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Date: 2017-08-07 09:38 pm (UTC)Yes, the spiral should be used as a starting point, so you can definitely add on other elements such as lines, shapes and colours to it.
does it need to remain a distinct line-drawn spiral?
I don't think the black outline needs to show out distinctly, however the spiral should definitely be identifiable when looking at the drawing.
Hope that clarifies things for you. :)