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Go Figure!
Application to practice timed drawing with local reference images.
How to use
- Add folders of images to be used as a random pool for timed drawing
- Choose the number of images and how long to view each image
- Draw
Similar Apps
- Line of Action (Cloud)
- Quickposes (Cloud and Local - Local behind $15 donation)
- AdorkaStock Sketch (Cloud)
Favorite Features
- History Review
- "No Repeat" Settings
- Play Sounds at Key Times
- Save Time/Image-Count Preset Quick Buttons
Why I Made This
I like to review my morning practice with my wife, but it can be difficult to view your history with the above apps. Sometimes images aren't licensed for review and the "players" were missing features I wanted.
Line of Action was actually my favorite player feature-wise, but I constantly ran into image licensing issues for review, so I ended up having to record my screen for review.
I made this for myself to use and decided to source my own reference images — however I could — instead of using cloud libraries. It'd be cool if other people found it useful, but it meets my needs.
If you have an idea for a feature you want added, just open an issue or email me at andrew@heffree.dev and I'll look into it.