Sixteen pictures, twelve pots of paint and no way to go over the lines — even at two years old.
No brush, no smudges, nothing to clean up afterwards.
Dinosaur, car, house, fish, flower, rocket, cat, castle, butterfly, turtle, train, ice cream, owl, tree, sailboat and elephant.
Tap any closed area and it fills instantly. There is no outside the lines.
One tap undoes the last fill; hold the bin to start the picture again.
Every picture remembers its colours, and finished ones earn a gold star in the gallery.
The real game, recorded on device.
From a blank drawing to a finished one in a handful of taps.
Sixteen polaroids pinned to a corkboard, in two pages.
Twelve glass paint pots; the chosen one lifts with a brush in it.
Each fill lands with a splat and a puff of confetti. Finish it for a star.
Everything a parent usually has to check for, already answered.
Buy once on the App Store and it works on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Desktop and Android builds are on the way.
Two to six. Younger children fill shapes at random and love it; older ones plan their colours.
Not yet — this is colouring, not drawing. Free drawing is on the list.
Yes, automatically, on the device. Coming back later picks up exactly where they left off.
Paint Plop