Disappainted: Master of the Invisibrush

cool and novel game. We got a real good laugh from my drawing once it came out. Gotta change that music though, this calls for something way mellow

Damn, I really love the music and the visuals, and addore the way that yo have aplied the idea. Everything feels soft and tender, I love it. It's a shame my drawing skills are so bad!

Hahaha, had fun playing this. Simple but very cool idea! My only complaint was the music. I think it was a little too loud and could be a little more "artistic-ey". But very fun, simple to play and great graphics!

I like the music! It contrasted with the monsters I drew! hahaha

Nailed it.

Really cool concept! (also cool title :P) It feels like an actual interesting exercise for practicing my drawing skills.

I actually liked the music, in combination with the setting of the canvas and the model patiently sitting there it transmitts a very nice mood and feeling of calm.

Nice graphics as well, overall a very polished feel.

On the other hand I'm not so sure about the scoring. That a completely blank picture receives 50% seems somewhat silly. Also, is the color taken into consideration?
I suppose that the scoring does give a concrete goal to the player.

Ah, and feature request (especially given the importance of filling the blanks): different brush sizes!

Interesting take on the theme! I liked the gameplay, felt like it would be a great kids game but I would have liked more flavour with the character - artist relationship even if it doesnt exactly mean anything. Something like 'make me look fierce!' so fiery warm colours would help get a better score on top of whats already being judged, just a thought… Great job :)

Thanks for reminding me how bad I am both at drawing and remembering where I put what on the canvas. :D

Fun game and great take on the theme. Graphics are great, but I would've chosen a slower pace for the music. Maybe something more like the Sims build song (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs5QGN-zhwM)? But that might just be my personal preference.
I found it kind of "annoying" that the color palette was set to auto-hide. There's enough space on the screen without obstructing anything. Plus it's easier not to lose the place where you last put down your brush.

I hope that didn't sound too negative. I really enjoyed this game!

Very original idea, and very fun, despite being very simple conceptually. I really enjoyed it.

I suck so hard at painting. But that's even better when I see the final result. I won't post it here to not attack sensitivities.

The game seems very well executed and polished, and it being on html is a great plus.

this owns. what a goofy, brilliant concept!
this was more difficult for me, though, as I'm colorblind. still had a blast!!
one criticism i have is that the music really didn't fit the game in my opinion.

Great game, I really adore your take on the theme. It reminds me a little bit about the Mario Odyssey picture match (face puzzle) minigame.

Graphics are well done and suit the style of the game. The music could be a little bit slower and laid back and I would have loved some SFX (like a "splosh" when picking up a new paint color)

Other than that It is a absolute hillarious game!
We had some ridiculous laughs when unhiding the final paintings. Click Me

Very nice entry. It was funny blind painting even I the fact that I could not really see what I was drawing was not what make my painting look soo bad xD

Graphics looks good and I like the audio even if a bit repetitive.
Well done ;)

I finally managed to get a 100% score :D

EDIT: For real, my proudest achievement is this one (a mere 62%, can't get higher :/)

The wacom didn't help. This is fun to do in groups. We're having a competition - No one is winning! Lots of laughs though.

Edit - We found that if you use the white paint you can creat an outline that remains visable (barly) than you can fill in the colours. best score now is around %80.

An interesting experience. Not something I'll ever have to do to save my life, I'd hope. It isn't really possible to get better at this (apart from using the white outline trick outlined by James), so there's little reason to keep playing.

The audio-visuals are ok. The music is higher in tempo than I'd like, doesn't quite fit.

The scoring is rather odd at the moment. Paint where there shouldn't be paint starts at 50% even when not a single brush stroke was taken. There should be three categories for the system to accurately depict the "work": Paint where there should be paint, Paint where there shouldn't be paint, and No paint where there should be paint. Not a big deal though.

Good work despite the niggles.

Overall: 7 (Good)
Graphics: 7 (Good)
Audio: 6 (Above average)
Gameplay: 4 (Below average)
Originality: 8 (Great)
Theme: 7 (Good)

A quite interesting and original concept!

The portraits seemed rather complex for the gameplay, but I liked the concept! And a larger variety of brush sizes would have allowed me to ruin the work even more efficiently ;-) The music, though it was nice, did not really fit the gameplay. A bit too fast, maybe?

It was quite fun, having to try to remember which features had already been painted. Without using the white paint trick, it seemed that a structured approach was key.

This was an interesting experience!

A Master Painter,
needs not to see where he paints!
…I am no master…

Very nice game! I really had fun with it! I've got no more critics apart from the ones already mentioned,

Very Nice Job!

Played this for the 1st AKJ tournament. Excellent idea and great execution. The white paint trick really helps, and I think focusing on the major colours helps as well. Enjoyed trying to become a painter!