Inkfeed

A social platform for drawing and illustration. Every post plays back stroke by stroke. In development.

01Playback

Watch it being made.

A picture shows where a drawing ended up. An Inkfeed post keeps how it got there — every stroke, in order, at the pace it was drawn — and plays it back in the feed.

Pause on any line. Drag back to the first mark. See where the hand slowed down, and where it did not.

Strokes
 
Drawn in
 
Playing at
×10
Plum branch, early thaw Sample post · painted by this page’s own code
Stroke 0 of 0Blank sheet

02Kept as strokes

Every stroke, kept.

An Inkfeed post is not saved as a picture. It is saved as the strokes that made it — the path each one took, how hard it was pressed, and when. Pull the branch apart and that is all there is: 573 strokes, laid down in six passes.

  • Plays backStraight from the strokes. No video is made, stored or sent.
  • Any sizeRedrawn for the screen it lands on, from a thumbnail to a print.
  • Proof of handA record of a person drawing, which no generated image carries.

03Your turn

Draw something. Then play it back.

This sheet keeps your strokes the way an Inkfeed post does — each one, in order, at your own pace. Nothing you draw leaves this page.

No strokes yet

04In the making

Built for people who draw.

  • Brushes that behave

    Pencil, charcoal and watercolour that act like the real thing against paper.

  • Sell the original

    Hang finished work in a gallery of your own, framed and lit, and sell it straight off the wall.

  • Play with friends

    Drawing games against the people you know, a turn at a time — and every turn plays back.

  • Draw every day

    A new prompt every morning, and a streak worth keeping alight.

Most places show you the picture. Inkfeed shows you the drawing.

In development

Be there for the first stroke.

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