Bogil: Drawing Game for Two

Draw together in real time, even when you are miles apart. Bogil is a drawing game for two: share one canvas with a friend or partner, race to copy famous paintings, and play draw-and-guess telephone. No drawing skills needed, just someone to draw with. DRAW TOGETHER ON ONE CANVAS Open a shared canvas and draw at the same time, stroke by stroke, as if you were sitting side by side. Each of you paints in your own colour, so the finished picture shows who drew what. When you are done, watch the whole drawing come together again in replay and share it in one tap. BRUSH TO BRUSH: THE PAINTING CHALLENGE One painting, two canvases, five minutes on the clock. Both of you copy the same picture at the same time while a live score shows how close each copy is to the original. Start with simple scenes, then take on masterpieces by Van Gogh and Hokusai, with seven minutes for the harder ones. Every painting shows its difficulty, so the first round is one you can win. PRACTICE ON YOUR OWN No partner online right now? Pick a painting, paint it solo and chase your personal best. The app tells you what earns points, so you get better every round. DRAWING TELEPHONE WITH FRIENDS Write a sentence, the next player draws it, the next one guesses what it was. By the end of the chain a simple idea turns into something nobody expected. Share the funniest chains with everyone. A NEW DRAWING IDEA EVERY DAY Never stare at a blank page. Get a daily drawing prompt and explore themed packs full of ideas to draw together. YOUR SHARED SKETCHBOOK Every drawing you finish is saved in your Book. Mark your favourites, pick up an unfinished canvas where you left off and look back at everything you have made together. MADE FOR TWO - Couples and long-distance relationships - Best friends and siblings - Anyone who would rather make something together than send another message Invite someone with a link or a code and start drawing in seconds. Pick up a brush. See what the two of you make. Bogil needs an internet connection for shared drawing. Invite a friend to draw together, or start with Practice on your own.