We received some feedback regarding the editing outline function so we thought we would post these two videos to make the editing functions clearer:
The first video shows an image being chosen from the Photo Gallery on our iPhone. We chose a photo of a lion and once the outline is generated, and Colorscape automatically generates four options that can be selected by sliding the blue dot along the slider.
By tapping the “Line settings” button on the bottom right of the screen, a further menu will come up where you can alter the “Resolution”, the “Number” of lines and the “Detail” level of the outline. You can reset or undo any changes at any time.
The second video shows how you can alter the outline of an image that you have created previously. Once you open Colorscape and are on the Outline screen, tap anywhere on the outline that has been generated and then tap “Back” on the top left of the screen. On the video, we have used th image we created of the Floating Island. That then bring up the screen where you can choose the preset outlines or where you can tap the “Line settings” button and the options of Resolution, Lines and Detail come up again.
In the this second video, we have used the eraser function to rub out parts of the outline – these will change the image for colouring and also we have scribbled with the pen tool – this would add lines to the outline. Finally, we have used the undo and reset buttons to clear our changes.
We hope this helps – please just email us if you want to ask something.
We have just made the colouring book for this month and obviously it has a Spring/Easter feel. Download it from the link below and we have uploaded all the images onto our gallery pages also.
Enjoy and we hope it is sunny wherever you are today!
So we have National Hedgehog Day, the birthdays of Charles Darwin and Charles Dickens, World Hippo Day, Pancake Day, International Polar Bear Day and Pokemon Day.
We also have Valentine’s Day and the Chinese New Year.
We made the colouring book in Colorscape and all the images have been uploaded to our Gallery Page and are completely free to download and use. All the images have been generated by us apart from the images of Marconi (to mark World Radio Day) and Charles Darwin’s Finches. We have included the links below for those pages also:
For the front cover of this month’s book, we used our AI engine to make a new Pokemon and we are pretty happy with what it came up with. We call her Foxeye!!
Enjoy and see you soon
For all the images and the colouring book, just click below:
We are ways looking to add value and benefit our users and so for 2024, we wish to give away a free colouring book every month. So every month, we will use Colorscape to generate a colouring book pdf and you can download it for free! You can use the original images from which we make the outlines for free and you don’t even need to download Colorscape!
We would prefer it if you would download it but we want to offer something no other colouring app or company does!
So for our first offering, we wanted something to capture the new year and to be honest in Cambridge, there is not much inspiration to be had. It is cold, great and today it started snowing….just in time for Christmas…..?????
But January is still a month of new beginnings and fresh starts and so we took our inspiration from why January is called January and that is from the Roman God, Janus.
We used our AI engine to generate that image and 9 other Roman Gods and Goddesses. We hope you like our creations and that you can guess which deities we have depicted.
We are very excited to announce that we have launched the updated version of Coloscape Android on the Google Play Store!
We have refreshed the user interface and added the pixel art and pdf colouring book functionality.
Even better is that we have the AI image generation tool also. For our Android version, we used the Dalle 3 AI engine and we think the results are amazing. Many of our Christmas images were made with this AI engine and we will be integrating it in an update of our iOS version also.
And the image with this blog post was created in Colorscape!
We are still waiting to see if we integrate the physical goods creation part of the app that is featured in our iOS version.
You can download the Android version using the button below:
It’s the 1st of December so it’s time to open your advent calendar. We are going to show a video every day that has a link to an image and a colouring outline made by Colorscape that is free to Download.
On the 24th of December, we will post a link to a colouring book with all the images – again completely free to download. All of the images are either going to be made by our AI text-image generative engine or our own images so you are free to use, share and even publish any of our content for anything you wish.
This is our penultimate post and it is of something very close to Colorscape HQ – Kings College Chapel, Cambridge where they will hold the Christmas Carol Concert:
We are at the end of advent and we have created a Christmas Colouring Book made from all our images this December. It is free to download and share – you don’t have to download Colorscape, (though we would like it if you did!) and you don’t have to give us your email address.
