Swipe whole rows and columns of paint to copy the picture in as few strokes as you can.
A little raccoon painter has a workshop full of brushes, and every job comes with a picture pinned to the easel. Swipe along a row or a column and the brush rolls all the way across, painting every tile in its colour. The newest stroke always covers the older ones, so the order is the whole puzzle: work out what was painted last, and the picture falls into place.
Seventy levels in seven workshops bring a new twist every ten levels: locked tiles that never take paint, two-way brushes with a different colour at each end, striped brushes, walls covered in old paint and a soapy sponge to wash it off, and wide rollers that paint two lines at once. Every colour also has its own pattern, so hearts, dots, waves, stripes, checks and stars tell the paints apart at a glance.
Finish within par for three stars, undo as often as you like, and ask for a hint when a picture has you stumped.
Swipe along a row or column, or tap the brush at its end, to paint the whole line. Later strokes paint over earlier ones. Make the board match the picture on the easel before the strokes run out. Fewer strokes earn more stars.
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