I love the art and it's so fun to play. Although I feel like the amount of adds that just pop up randomly are annoying. This might just be a me thing but for some reason while I do a drawing randomly a add just appears and it takes me to a whole different website without me even touching it. Anyways it's still a awesome game and I will keep playing.

2/26/24 Update: Nothing has been resolved yet. Still not getting unlimited hints, I have to watch ads, and the game crashes. There are no screenshots to provide as the game just closes, and I lose progress on the picture I was working on. I got a new phone and lost unlimited hints. I paid for the game already. Purchased unlimited hints and no ads on 9/26/2019. This is the second time this has happened. The game also continuously crashes.

It’s fun and engaging, a great colouring puzzle that keeps your brain active and entertained and keeps your focus sharp. It’s a great way for art lovers to enjoy their interests and create masterpieces of their own from the comfort of their own home - especially during this current time of lockdown. It’s also an easy way to explore the vast spectrum of colour, learn how to put different colours together to create realistic effects and get creative. There are one or two things I find fault with: First - every time you tap on the light bulb icon to add 2 more light bulbs to your collection, you have sit through an ad for another game which interrupts your flow when adding colour to a picture - if there’s any way to add light bulbs to your collection without being interrupted by advertisements it would be a most appreciated change. Second - having to zoom in and out constantly in order to be able to see all numbers in all colour zones - instead of having all numbers showing in all zones on the picture as a whole, makes the colouring process a bit of a long winded one and those who do not have my exceptional patience may get a bit bored with it after a while, and by constantly having to zoom in all the time you do not get the enjoyment of watching the picture as a whole slowly coming to life as you add colour to each zone as if you were colouring a picture on a piece paper or a page of a colouring book with your very own arty colouring set.