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Why We Made Waterlogue
Waterlogue was inspired by the images that painters, architects, and sketchers make while out and about. We especially responded to the quick, spontaneous feel of the watercolor paintings and drawings...
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Using Waterlogue: Pulp Illustrations with Toys
Waterlogue is great when you want a speedy way to remove the “photograph” from a photograph. With just a couple taps, you can change the fundamental nature of an image, opening up a bunch of different...
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Inspirations: Portable Watercolor Kits
In our first blog post, we talked about how artists’ journals were a big inspiration for Waterlogue. While looking at this great work, we were very excited to discover how traveling artists made...
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Stuff We Like: An Illustrated Journey
Welcome to the first installment of Stuff We Like, a series that we hope to add to regularly here at the Waterlogue blog. To kick things off, we’re featuring a book devoted to the artist’s journal, a...
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Since launching Waterlogue in December, we’ve gotten a whale-sized number of very passionate requests for an Android version of the app. We are sincerely thrilled that so many people would like to use...
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Guest Post: The Difference Between Documenting and Storytelling
In the early days of the Waterlogue launch, we were drawn to a great post about the app by Ciaran Blumenfeld, who writes at both Momfluential and When We Were There. We loved her take so much that we...
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