Every week I see the same Reddit post: "Just got an iPad, want to try digital coloring, no idea where to start."
So here's my answer: 9 simple tips for beginners, no art background needed.
Wondering which apps I'd download on the iPhone Duo? From coloring on a bigger screen to finally having a practical way to read in bed, here are the three apps I'd go for first: Lake Coloring, Tiimo, and Amazon Kindle.
I own an Apple Pencil, use it often, and still think some of the best colored pieces I've seen in Lake were done with just a thumb. Here's the honest breakdown - plus what's changing for iPhone coloring with the launch of iPhone Duo.
Part two of the cozy iPad games list! Featuring Lake Coloring, relaxing coloring game, Is This Seat Taken, a weirdly charming seating-puzzle game, and Elnea Kingdom, a farming game giving me full RuneScape nostalgia.
Ever found a coloring page you love, only to stare at the blank version and wonder, “Okay... where do I even start?” Recreate gives you a little help: see how the artist colored it, borrow their colors or techniques, or simply use it for inspiration.
From knitting and puzzles to coloring, old-fashioned hobbies are finding their way back into our lives. Maybe it’s not just nostalgia, maybe we’re craving slower, more creative ways to switch off in an always-on world.
In a world flooded with AI art, Lake Coloring is proof that human made creativity still has a home. From artist made coloring books to importing your own drawings, here's why this app (and its people) are worth celebrating.