Explore a direction with AI
Bring your source, choose a style and explore AI-generated concepts. Then extract colors and prepare a painting guide.
A bronze base, selective verdigris, and polished metal edges.
BRONZE / PATINA / EDGE LIGHTTHE DIGITAL PAINTING BENCH
2D & 3D painting. AI concepts. Color extraction.
Turn inspiration into a plan for the painting bench.
Local painting. No account needed.
Clay → Color → Patinated bronze
ONE PAINTING WORKFLOW
From inspiration and color studies to guides and real paints.
Each step stays connected to the piece you’re making.
Photos, multiple views or a GLB model.
Design with AI or paint in 2D / 3D.
Extract a palette and review the regions.
Match paints and follow your painting guide.
YOUR IDEA. YOUR WAY.
Bring your source, choose a style and explore AI-generated concepts. Then extract colors and prepare a painting guide.
A bronze base, selective verdigris, and polished metal edges.
BRONZE / PATINA / EDGE LIGHTUse your own concept or painting study. Review the subject, extract colors and confirm the palette. Generate color-region guides locally.
2D + 3D / SAME CREATIVE PROCESS
Paint over a photo or clay-model view. Use brushes, erasing and color picking, adjust the tip and flow, then save your study as a concept.
Import a GLB, turn it around, spray and brush directly on the model. Explore material capsules and different brush tips.
BUILT FOR YOUR NEXT COAT
From the digital surface to the paint on your desk.
Bring your color experiments back to the bench.
Metal, glaze, weathering. Explore surfaces through color, gloss and roughness.
02 / FREEHAND BRUSHESRound, sponge, bristle, scatter. Find the right mark for the surface in front of you.
03 / PIGMENT LABOrganize your paints, explore mixing ratios and save recipes for your next session.
COLOR IS ONLY THE BEGINNING
Change the ratio and explore a mix. In the paint library, look up brand colors, keep track of your paints and save your own recipes.
Open the paint library ↗MANY SUBJECTS. ONE WORKBENCH.
Mecha, masks, sculptures or miniatures. Start with a subject you love.
SMALL TOOLS. USEFUL EVERY DAY.
NOTES FROM THE PAINTING BENCH
Gundam, painterly and classical describe different dimensions.
Reserve room for the brightest areas.
Compare digitally; decide with physical swatches.
FROM SCREEN TO WORKBENCH
Start with a palette and a small exercise. Explore field guides and practical notes, and find your own way.
Explore field guides ↗Read the journal ↗Use the web studio today. Mobile apps are planned.
YOUR NEXT PIECE STARTS HERE