Description

Hands-on creativity takes the spotlight in Rock Art, a relaxing 3D studio that turns simple stones into keepsakes with color-by-number ease and painterly depth for those who want it; how to play: spin the chosen rock with a smooth two-finger twist, zoom in to reach small grooves, and fill numbered sections using pens, chalks, inks, and soft brushes that lay down different textures; pick calm palettes for koi ponds and mandalas, bright sets for beetles and birds, or mix your own tints in the dropper to nudge hues warmer or cooler; each finished coat dries with a soft sheen, and optional varnish adds a glossy highlight line that catches virtual light without shouting; the gallery invites organization—name pieces, group by theme, and stage them on wooden shelves with tiny tags—so your collection feels curated rather than scattered; tips for pleasing results: start with a mid-tone base so shadows and highlights have room, glaze darker edges to lift the form, then add a thin bright line where light would fall; switch to chalk for velvety gradients on petals and use ink for crisp dots on beetle shells; keep a limited palette per rock—three main colors, one accent—so designs feel intentional; when numbers cluster tightly, switch to the fine brush and zoom rather than rushing, and tap undo liberally; pattern stamps can overwhelm if sprayed everywhere, so apply them as quiet details inside borders or along spines; for mindful sessions, set a short timer, put on soft background music, and enjoy the rhythm of fill, rotate, admire; parents can enable “kid shelf” to separate young artists’ work and lock advanced tools, and a guided mode narrates simple steps for little hands: pick color 1, fill big shapes, choose sticker eyes, take a photo with the camera icon; accessibility settings include color-blind friendly symbols for numbers, steady-hand smoothing for wobbly strokes, high-contrast outlines, and an option to turn off color-by-number digits once a section is complete to reduce visual clutter; community challenges rotate weekly—nature minis on pebbles, seasonal scenes on flat stones, story rocks that tell a tiny tale left-to-right—and sharing exports clean, watermark-free images to your device for printing or messaging family; unique blurb: the joy here is honest and tactile even on a screen, a pleasant loop of quiet focus and small reveals as a dull gray shape becomes a little treasure worth setting on a windowsill; by celebrating patience, gentle color choices, and care, the studio helps everyone—from first-time doodlers to detail-seekers—finish sessions feeling calmer, more capable, and proud of the art they made with their own steady hands.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play