My wife originally found this app and installed it on her phone a while back as a kid-entertainer for my youngest. As you can probably tell, it randomly changes the color of your "pen" for each stroke, which gives the artwork a very pop-art sensibility. This hopefully compensates for lack of perspective, realism or (in the case of the upstrike) screen space.
Friday, August 30, 2013
Friday Typewriter Doodles
Messing around with the Android "Kids Paint" app this morning. I deny any and all artistic ability, and the resemblance to any real-life machines is purely unintentional and coincidental. Richard Polt has nothing to fear!




My wife originally found this app and installed it on her phone a while back as a kid-entertainer for my youngest. As you can probably tell, it randomly changes the color of your "pen" for each stroke, which gives the artwork a very pop-art sensibility. This hopefully compensates for lack of perspective, realism or (in the case of the upstrike) screen space.
My wife originally found this app and installed it on her phone a while back as a kid-entertainer for my youngest. As you can probably tell, it randomly changes the color of your "pen" for each stroke, which gives the artwork a very pop-art sensibility. This hopefully compensates for lack of perspective, realism or (in the case of the upstrike) screen space.
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2 comments:
They're delightful!
Like Richard said. They bring a smile.
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