Emma: The Puppy Artist
Paint a colorful portrait of a puppy and add raised Braille dots to create a tactile masterpiece.
How to play
- Select the Paint mode and choose yellow or brown paint from the palette.
- Drag across the canvas with the size 74 brush to color Misty's fur.
- Switch to Tactile mode to reveal the hidden Braille letters on the paper.
- Tap the pale bumps to raise the 20 required dots that spell PUPPY.
- Fill the Masterpiece progress bar to 100 percent to finish the artwork.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag your finger to paint and tap the pale bumps to add raised dots.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to paint the canvas, and click the bumps to add dots.
More about this game
Your goal is to create a textured artwork of Misty the dog that can be felt as well as seen. The core loop involves switching between two modes: smearing yellow and brown paint to reach a 34 percent coverage goal, and tapping pale bumps to form 20 raised Braille dots spelling PUPPY. There is no time limit or increasing difficulty. The run ends when you fill the progress bar by completing both the painting and the tactile dots, revealing the finished masterpiece.
Tips
- You only need to reach a 34 percent color coverage goal, so focus your strokes on the center of the dog's body.
- If you make a mistake or want a different look, use the Wipe button to clear the paint without losing your dots.
- Watch Misty's tail when you tap a correct dot; it will wag for exactly 2.4 seconds to confirm your placement.
Questions
Why isn't the progress bar moving when I paint?
The painting portion only accounts for 52 percent of the total progress. Once you reach the 34 percent coverage goal, you must switch to Tactile mode to earn the rest.
How many dots do I need to find?
You need to tap exactly 20 required dots across the bottom of the canvas. These dots correspond to the Braille letters that spell out the word PUPPY.
Can I change the size of the paintbrush?
The brush size is fixed at 74 pixels for this canvas. You can switch between yellow and brown colors, but the stroke width remains the same throughout the painting process.