Draw in space.

Pinch to draw. Move an open palm to rotate.

Turn your drawing into music.

Best on a laptop or desktop with a webcam.
Camera processing stays on your device.

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Brush

Gradient filamentsTonal strands with subtle color accents

Finish Radius 0.045Density 3Smoothness 50%

Smooth the stroke path. Higher values soften small movements.

Space

Lock depth plane

Move your drawing hand closer or farther for depth.

Depth offset 0.0 Grid

Music

Ready~2–3 min

Volume 55%Download recording

Artwork

0 elements

Tracing sheets

Choose a line drawing to begin.

Opacity 45%Size 100% Show sheet Draw on sheet plane

Pinch to trace. Unlock the plane to add depth. Hide the sheet to see your artwork.

Camera off

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Ready

Draw in three dimensions.

Start with one hand: pinch to draw, release, then move an open palm to turn the view. You can take turns drawing and rotating. Try both hands together when you feel comfortable.

Pinch either hand to draw: The first hand you pinch becomes your drawing hand. Keep it pinched to continue a stroke.
Open your other hand to grab the view: Move your open palm in the direction you want to turn. The view rotates around your artwork at a steady speed, ignoring small tremors. Stop moving to stop turning. Make a fist to release, reposition your hand, then open it to continue. Your other hand can keep drawing.
Make a fist to release: Close your orbiting hand to let go. Reposition it, then open it to grab the view again.
Move your drawing hand in depth: Bring it closer to the camera or move it farther away. Choose Calibrate depth at a comfortable distance. Turn on Lock depth plane for steadier, flat strokes.
Open both hands to zoom: Move them apart to zoom in and together to zoom out. Drawing pauses.
Point to move forward: With one hand visible, extend only your index finger and hold briefly. Curl it to stop.

Mouse: drag to draw, right-drag to orbit, scroll to zoom. B / E / O switch tools; Ctrl/⌘ Z undoes.

Depth is estimated from a regular camera. Keep both hands well lit and visible; avoid crossing them.