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Scribbler Too

Scribbler Too: Sample Image 1
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Scribbler Too is quite an addictive online drawing tool. It does not draw straight lines; instead strokes connect to existing lines if they are in their influence area. Try it and you will see what I mean.

Interestingly this tool creates a new drawing experience. Instead of focusing on individual lines I drew my attention to the entire image and the relation of the lines. I was amazed at the results considering that I only used a mouse to draw (which with other drawing programs creates pretty bad scrawly images).

The influence of the lines on the brush behaviour is an interesting effect that really only works in a digital environment. Below are some more drawings that I made today.

Scribbler Too: Sample Image 2

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Scribbler Too: Sample Image 3

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Do you know how you can save the images? I use the save button but I cannot set a recognisable file type

Posted by benpick, 21/08/2011 2:38am (6 months ago)

sry In our review list too How lucky it is. We have years of uptime downtime stat for you right here.

Posted by Microsoft Office 2007 Key, 08/07/2011 3:09pm (8 months ago)

The free (and quite amazing) online image editor Pixlr now also has some similar effects when you use the pencil tool: http://pixlr.com/editor/
The effect doesn't have quite as many settings, but the overall capability of Pixlr ist just quite amazing, especially if you don't happen to have Photoshop installed on your machine.

Posted by Anatol, 01/06/2011 10:57am (9 months ago)

Nice drawing tool. The crap I usually draw looks half decent. Also, cool blog layout.

Posted by Blimp, 10/02/2011 6:12pm (1 year ago)

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