Swap ink online with Sketch Swap |
Sketch Swap allows you to draw something like the following with a Tablet PC, graphic pad or just the mouse (recommended for mouseachists only):
And then have returned from somebody else a drawing like this where you can actually watch it being drawn:
Sketch Swap arrives courtesy of Phillip Lenssen who did Forty Faces and Dominik Schmid. Simplistic, registration free, Adsense monetized, and random fun for a few minutes. Too bad there are no ways to share drawings with others (hint, hint). The concept of ink swapping via the web is still in its infancy in any practical application, but it’s encouraging to see online apps like this emerge. The part where we can watch things being drawn reminded me of imagination cubed.
(Thanks Lifehacker)
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SketchSwap: Swap Your Ink Online
TDavid links to SketchSwap, created by 40 Faces’ Phillip Lenssen and Dominick Schmid. The idea? Ink a sketch, then submit it. You recieve one back in return that you can watch being drawn. You don’t need a Tablet PC and
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[…] 1. Ink blogging at Tablet PC Blogs 2. Create ink forum signatures at Tablet PC Buzz and elsewhere. 3. Imagintion Cubed - collaborative ink sharing from the wizards at GE. 4. Stripcreator - create your own characters in ink and then submit them to Stripcreator and others can make cartoons out of them. 5. SearchTip - MSN Search via ink right inside your browser thanks to Loren Heiny. 6. Scribblerbot - make a few lines and let the scribbler bot complete your drawing. 7. Sketch Swap - got an idea, draw it, then hit submit and be returned ink from somebody else anonymously right in your browser. […]
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