Putting your creative ideas onto the canvas isn’t exactly what I had expected. I had hoped for the kind of painting like we could do in Art Acadamy on the 3DS. When I found that the fine work isn’t really possible on the Switch, I was disappointed. You can paint either by using the buttons on the joycon, or on the touchscreen. I have found working on the touchscreen works best, but it’s still not very detailed. Some way into the game I got a brilliant idea though. I tried using a stylus I have for my iPad, and that works much better. Of course, the tools that are added as you progress help too. A spray paint tool for instance works nicely to add some special zing to your painting. When you sell enough, and get noticed by the right critic, you can upgrade. The first upgrade is from your garage box to a real atelier and so on. Be aware that you must actually choose to upgrade, you can play on at your old level too if you want. Do you want to follow the game and finish it, or keep on doodling? Everyone’s a critic As there is an endless mode in the game too, this makes sense. My little artist □□ had a thing or two to say about that: You might think that you have made an artwork that will get recognized and lead to your leveling up. How dare they critique my artwork? I put my heart and soul in that piece of art, and all I get is “Mainstream Garbage” or “Skill and Effort makes good art. And the worst? “Painted by a dilettante!” I’m so outraged that I threw my barrette on the ground just now and was trying to stomp it in the ground. They are derisive about one of my most Real Life Paintings. Some seagulls are drifting in the hazy sky.Ī blue sky with white dotted fluffy clouds, like sheep in a pasture.
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