It started as a personal tool to remove friction: too many apps for references, value studies, and color. Now it’s a single place. • Browse curated collections if you don’t know what to paint • Plan projects • Add references (photos, inspiration, your own sketches) • Build color palettes • Start painting with structure • Use the grid feature to map proportions • Use value scale tools to block in your first layers • Take a photo of your final piece

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Built this because I was constantly switching between apps just to paint. Curious what parts of the workflow resonate or what’s missing. How it fits your workflow • Browse curated collections if you don’t know what to paint • Add them directly into projects and start immediately • Plan projects • Create projects before you start painting • Add references (photos, inspiration, your own sketches) • Build color palettes • Do quick test sketches and save them alongside your project • Start painting with structure • Use the grid feature to map proportions • Use value scale tools to block in your first layers • Finish and reflect • Take a photo of your final piece • Mark the project complete Designed for real life • Works offline (plan on your phone, paint on iPad) • Syncs automatically between devices • Start ideas anywhere, execute when you’re ready Pricing • Free: up to 2 projects (create/delete freely to try it) • Full access: $15 one-time • No subscriptions ever

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Artist Reference & Value Study

Spend less time prepping, more time painting

Spend less time prepping, more time painting