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.
Two Lake users, unrelated to each other, ran into the exact same barrier around the same time. That led us to build a new accessibility feature: One-Finger Pan & Zoom.