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A member registered May 01, 2016 · View creator page →

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Hey everyone,

I’ve just released Sigil, an experimental drawing tool focused on exploration rather than traditional illustration workflows.

It’s inspired by tools like Alchemy and Webchemy , the idea is to make drawing feel more open-ended, where you can sketch quickly, play with forms, and discover things you didn’t plan.


Core features

Radial Quick Menu
Hold the spacebar to bring up a circular menu for adjusting brush size, flow, and switching tools. It keeps everything close without breaking your flow.

Distraction-Free Drawing
The interface stays minimal and gets out of the way so you can focus entirely on the canvas.

Responsive, Fluid Interactions
Everything is designed to feel fast and immediate, so experimenting doesn’t feel like work.

Shape-Based Brushes
You can create and store custom shapes and pull them directly onto the canvas while drawing, making it easy to build and reuse forms.

What it’s for

Sigil isn’t really about polished final art — it’s more of a playground for ideas.

It’s best used for:

  • exploring shapes
  • generating unexpected forms
  • sketching quickly without overthinking

What’s next

I’m planning to expand the tool with more brushes, interaction ideas, and ways to explore forms.

I’d also like to bring it to macOS and iOS, but getting all the code signing and certificates sorted is a bit of a process , so if that’s something you’d want, let me know.

Try it out

https://whoisda.itch.io/sigil

If you make something interesting with it, I’d love to see it — I’m planning to feature user creations on the page.

Thanks!

I know it would be asking a lot, but severely feel that the Ipad needs this tool. It has some but they charge a lot for each major version. I wouldn't mind supporting you if it is priced fairly and supports the pencil even if it's rudimentary. Thanks for all your efforts.

Hey! Google has removed the listing since I need to create a new build and remove some deprecated code. Haven't been able to get to it yet but I'll get it back up soon.  

You can get in touch with me at support@tessernaut.com

You are absolutely amazing!!! Thanks a ton.

These are awesome! Thanks a lot. Any chance you will bring the pixel top-down assets here as well? 

👍👍👌👌

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This is amazing. I was looking for a Wario type game for ages and this is just perfect! The controls, the animation, the style and how it fits the frantic gameplay is just great!!! Looking forward for the complete game! 


Edit: The soundtracks!! Just amazing!



It happened a few months ago when I was entering my office building. I saw the guard playing ludo. 2 players and a few watchers. Ludo in its current digital form has been gaining a lot of casual players. Why not, it’s been a household staple for as long as I remember. Even though it’s a simplified and anglicised version of India’s own Parcheesi, it is more well known and played. I have seen it being played in metros sometimes alone.

As a UX guy, the thought occurred to me. Can they even see the board? As a player, I thought it must be so hard for 2 players to play on a 4x board game. As a board game enthusiast, I thought can it be modernised and remade for 2 players. So that is what I did. Cut it in half and viola, TwoDo was born. The first play-through on a rough sheet of paper, I quickly found out that the gameplay was a bit short. I really wanted to make a card game so I thought why not just go crazy with this and so the cards were introduced.

It's still in it still a work in progress and there are a lot of things I need I need to add. The sound effects can work can you some work. I am currently thinking of a story to go around that and maybe new board layout designs that can work on it. There is the world's first game called the royal game of Ur which can be very easily ported to the engine maybe that's something that I could do in the future

So why don't you just go and try the game out? It's free and available on Play Store and I love to hear your feedback. 

https://whoisda.itch.io/twodo