Dear All,
The Second edition of my WeColor iPad application is now available. The exciting coloring book is now available with Zoo edition after the release of the Christmas edition earlier
iTunes Link:
WeColor Zoo Edition
WeColor Christmas Edition
Description:
weColor is an interactive coloring book for all ages. It provides you with the options to color images, draw your own or edit some of your images to add special effects. weColor has lots of modes and features that extinguishes from other available apps. The user can color freely with the modes that are provided (Finger painting, In-line painting, bucket painting), or draw his/her own images.
This version of weColor is the Zoo edition. It contains many black & white images of our favorite animals to color and share them. It provides endless fun to the kids when drawing and coloring with Animal images.
weColor has many modes for coloring:
- Color Black & White images that are provided in the edition
- Draw new images from scratch.
- Import images from your gallery as colored or grayscale.
- Load the images that was previously saved to complete them or change them.
weColor has lots of features as well that are appealing to the users and extinguishes it from any other application:
- Huge amount of available colors. The most common colors are provided as swatches and a color wheel has all the other colors that you need.
- 3 Modes of coloring:
= Finger Brushing: Draw with your finger freely
= In-line Brushing: Draw with your finger without going pass the borders of the image
= Bucket painting: Paint all the closed area with a color.
- 4 Brush sizes
- Stickers to decorate the image
- Saving image to be used later.
After you are done with the image, you have multiple possibilities to share it with the people. This options include:
- Sharing the image on Facebook
- Tweet the image with your twitter account
- Copy the image so you can paste it in another app.
- E-mail the picture to your friends and family
- Save the image to your iPad gallery.
Screenshots:
I hope you like it
Regards,
Sami Ghawi
The Second edition of my WeColor iPad application is now available. The exciting coloring book is now available with Zoo edition after the release of the Christmas edition earlier
iTunes Link:
WeColor Zoo Edition
WeColor Christmas Edition
Description:
weColor is an interactive coloring book for all ages. It provides you with the options to color images, draw your own or edit some of your images to add special effects. weColor has lots of modes and features that extinguishes from other available apps. The user can color freely with the modes that are provided (Finger painting, In-line painting, bucket painting), or draw his/her own images.
This version of weColor is the Zoo edition. It contains many black & white images of our favorite animals to color and share them. It provides endless fun to the kids when drawing and coloring with Animal images.
weColor has many modes for coloring:
- Color Black & White images that are provided in the edition
- Draw new images from scratch.
- Import images from your gallery as colored or grayscale.
- Load the images that was previously saved to complete them or change them.
weColor has lots of features as well that are appealing to the users and extinguishes it from any other application:
- Huge amount of available colors. The most common colors are provided as swatches and a color wheel has all the other colors that you need.
- 3 Modes of coloring:
= Finger Brushing: Draw with your finger freely
= In-line Brushing: Draw with your finger without going pass the borders of the image
= Bucket painting: Paint all the closed area with a color.
- 4 Brush sizes
- Stickers to decorate the image
- Saving image to be used later.
After you are done with the image, you have multiple possibilities to share it with the people. This options include:
- Sharing the image on Facebook
- Tweet the image with your twitter account
- Copy the image so you can paste it in another app.
- E-mail the picture to your friends and family
- Save the image to your iPad gallery.
Screenshots:
I hope you like it
Regards,
Sami Ghawi