Nokia 6100 LCD Display - Arduino Playground

Woot!
I have a very-ghetto "Etch-a-Sketch" sketch at the moment! Complete with X and Y indicator!

/*
  Nokia LCD Demo - A demo using the NokiaLCD library for a Nokia LCD with the epson driver.
  Created by Thomas Jespersen, July 2009 (Originally Arduino Sketch by Gravitech.us)
  Released into the public domain.
  Edit by CaptainObvious - Ghetto Etch A Sketch
*/

#include <NokiaLCD.h>

// Nokia LCD Setup settings
#define RED                  0xE0
#define GREEN                  0x1C
#define BLUE                  0x03
#define YELLOW                  0xFC
#define MAGENTA                  0xE3
#define CYAN                  0x1F
#define BLACK                  0x00
#define WHITE                  0xFF
NokiaLCD nokiaLcd;

int potPin = 2;    // X Position
int potPin2 = 3;   // Y Position
int lcdDraw = 0;    
int lcdDraw2 = 0;   
char analogString[4];
char analogString2[4];

void setup() 
{ 
  DDRD |= B01111100;   // Set SPI pins as output 
  PORTD |= B01111100;  // Set SPI pins HIGH
  
  nokiaLcd.lcd_init();
  delay(500);
} 
 
void loop() 
{
 char text [50];   // Not 100% sure if this is text size or what
analogRead(potPin);
analogRead(potPin2);

itoa(lcdDraw, analogString, 10);   // Not really sure what itoa is, but it's important! 
itoa(lcdDraw2, analogString2, 10);

strcpy(text, analogString);     // First pot # input, printed in BLUE
nokiaLcd.lcd_draw_text(BLUE, BLACK, 100, 115, text);
strcpy(text, analogString2);    // Second pot # input, printed in RED
nokiaLcd.lcd_draw_text(RED, BLACK, 100, 105, text);

lcdDraw = analogRead(potPin)/8;
lcdDraw2 = analogRead(potPin2)/8;
 
 nokiaLcd.LCD_put_pixel(RED, lcdDraw, lcdDraw2); 

 
}

Will be adding a button to clear screen shortly, and when it shows the position, once it's above 100, 3 Digit spots open, and the last digit is filled with a 0 if it's below 100. So anything that's < 100, will show up as "990" when it should be 99, "420" when it should be 42, etc.
But other than that, I can't thank you enough Thomas!
I'm also hoping to add a menu option, be able to choose etch a sketch or a couple other ideas, but first things first!

Much appreciative,
Captain O!