Emma's Tactile Art Jam
Paint textured art using bumpy, smooth, or braille brushes and strum a five-string guitar in a cozy living room with Emma and Jack.
How to play
- Select a brush type like Bumpy, Smooth, or Braille from the bottom menu.
- Drag your finger or mouse on the paper to paint your tactile art.
- Tap or sweep across the five guitar strings to play musical notes.
- Toggle Feel mode to add expanding visual ripples to your painting.
- Press Restart page to clear the canvas and start a fresh drawing.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap or drag on the paper to paint, and tap strings to play notes.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click or drag on the paper to paint, and click strings to play notes.
More about this game
Emma's Tactile Art Jam is a cozy creative toy where you paint textured art and play a five-string guitar. You draw on a blank canvas using bumpy dots, smooth streaks, or braille clusters, with colors alternating automatically. Below the canvas, you can strum Jack's guitar to play five distinct notes. The characters react to your art and music, with Emma smiling when you paint and Jack smiling when you play notes. There is no winning or losing; you just create freely until you decide to restart the page.
Tips
- Try the braille brush to paint clusters of four dots at once, which creates a dense texture on the paper.
- Sweep across all five guitar strings quickly to play a chord, which makes Jack smile and might even make Misty the dog bark.
- Turn on Feel mode to see expanding ripples every time you make a mark, adding a visual hum to your artwork.
Questions
How do I change the brush?
Tap the Bumpy, Smooth, or Braille buttons below the canvas to switch your painting style. Each brush automatically alternates between two warm colors as you draw.
What does Feel mode do?
When you activate the Feel button, every mark you paint creates expanding visual ripples on the canvas, simulating the sensation of touching the textured art.
How do I get the characters to talk?
Emma and Jack will share their thoughts automatically as you interact. They speak a new line of dialogue every time you make eight marks on the canvas.