HueMaker: Masterpiece Coloring

Pick a color. Fill a tile. Wait.

With every piece you complete, a little more of the painting appears.
Then, at some point — "Oh. That's a Van Gogh."

A quiet coloring puzzle built for that moment of recognition.


▶ How it works

· Choose a color and fill the tiles. No rush. No timers.
· Finish a piece and the pixels turn into the real painting.
· Complete every piece and the whole work is revealed.
· Finished paintings are kept in your gallery.


▶ The guessing game

When the painting is about halfway revealed, it asks quietly:
"Who painted this?"

Name the artist or the title for a reward,
and art trivia shows up along the way.
What happens if you don't rinse your brush before the next color?


▶ The paintings

Van Gogh's The Starry Night, Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa,
Monet's Impression, Sunrise, Klimt's The Kiss,
Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring.

Kim Hong-do's Wrestling, Shin Yun-bok's Portrait of a Beauty,
and Hokusai's The Great Wave off Kanagawa.

Masterpieces from East and West, gathered in one place.


▶ One piece a day

There's a special painting you fill one piece at a time, over a week.
Miss a day and it simply passes. What you painted never disappears.

▶ For you, if

· You want something quiet before bed
· You find picking colors and filling tiles calming
· You've stood in a museum unable to recall a painting's name
· You like collecting things, little by little
· You want a game that works with no signal
· You're tired of full-screen ads

▶ Highlights

· Play offline — no data needed on the subway or a plane
· No forced ads — only rewarded ads, when you choose
· Google account sync — your collection follows you to a new device
· English ·한국어 · 日本語


There's no hurry.
The painting will wait.