EmojiPainter should work for children. Think: a very easy version of Photoshop. You open it and you can just draw with emojis. You do not need to understand complex menus. You click a symbol to import a image or play the timelapse, or you stamp it on to the canvas.
It should also work like a social creative safe space. A shared creative studio. A place where you can paint and publish directly. a community-linked space with no 3. parties involved !
Emojis enable simplicity. You can express a full idea with one icon. But you can also build difficult collages: layered.
The important part is global readability. Emojis carry worldwide understanding. The language travels. So painting includes a new shared visual vocabulary.
Right now this is a free test run. A proof-of-concept state. You are basically inside an experiment. The current focus is:
Goal is stability and low friction. No algorithmic feed deciding what you see. You load art. You paint. You publish.
This can also be understanded as an homage to DailySpitPaint Group on Facebook.
I really liked the whole idea and I could really feel that community moment. As a huge fan and participant of the challenges I wanted to create a artist first save space and game-ify it even more. The 3 daily prompt. The leaderboard. The public gallery. The replay at the exact time of day.
So EmojiPainter is a kind of continuation. Same spirit. New tool. I hope John Conner maybe reads this at some point. Or you.
Thanks for reading — Pascal Sender /// For the first 1k Users App is Free :
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