A similar project: https://kiddopaint.com
Looks like an earlier version of this by the same author.
https://github.com/vikrum/kiddopaint vs https://github.com/vikrum/kidpix
Kid Pix as a JavaScript App
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Re: Kid Pix as a JavaScript App
#12On the “star” icon-paintbrush thingie, there was one or two glyphs that just render as slightly rounded big black squares, which I’m pretty sure is a result of the glyph (font?) not loading properly for whatever reason.
On iOS.
Re: Kid Pix as a JavaScript App
#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
gotta hit the eraser and use the dynamite! But I guess if you hadn't used kid pix you might not know that.
The nostalgia of the explosion is too much for me this morning. I remember everyone in the computer lab always never actually drawing stuff and mostly just clicking the dynamite to get as many explosions on the screen as possible.
oh no!
yeah, I don't remember the stamps repeating as quickly on the original but otherwise this seems pretty right on.
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#14The Oh No sound that plays with undo has lived rent free in my head for 20years now.
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#15For those unfamiliar (like me) "Kid Pix Roundup" by Cathode Ray Dude: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK6-ZSaBzjc
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#16The Oh No sound that plays with undo has lived rent free in my head for 20years now.
That sound gave me some heavy nostalgia.
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#17This is awesome walk down memory lane thanks for sharing
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#18love this ! so much fun with kid pix ! thanks a LOT !!
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#19This made me smile. I loved this as a kid.
Next do Spider-man Cartoon Maker ;)
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#20"Where is the dynamite" was the first thought I had.
I wonder if hiding it under the eraser secondary menu was an intentional way to get kids to talk with each other and share the "secret."