There's a lot of different ways to play izzit. Sometimes I see how small and quick a sketch I can do sometimes I try to be inventive with the subject matter and sometimes I can't help but pun especially when the pun seems like it might be a challenge to pull off.
CROWBAR: I drew a crow bar. A dive bar for crows. It got that, but it didn't get the connection to crowbar. I tried drawing a crowbar as a logo for the bar, I tried framing it, but I couldn't get it past the AI.
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What really makes this app for me is sharing your drawings with friends! I enjoy that part. Izzit encourages me to be a little goofy. The AI works well, and I am not a big supporter of AI in art -- but this is more like, "Can I explain to a third party that this is actually a creature, and not just line doodles?" Do you remember showing your drawings at school or home to your Mom, and her smiling encouragingly, but only getting what you drew because you told her? This is the next step up. Call it "Your Dad."
Give it a try, but use the fantasy pack*, because I only became interested when I got to draw dragon kings, Cthulhu, trolls, and wargs.* Orcs, goblins, Fenris, the world serpent, Phoenixes...Other creatures of magical families. One time, the AI threw up a prompt for "samurai," but it must have cribbed that from an old D&D Eastern manual.) **Wargs are the giant wolves that orcs ride in "Lord Of the Rings."
Two thumbs up.
Hey this is super fun! One thing, I wish it worked properly on web mobile. When I try to draw the page scrolls. If it were as easy as Wordle on a phone browser I’d legit come back to play this over and over.
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@projord Thanks! Interesting—I hadn't considered actually trying to make the web experience good; that surface was really more of a gimmick for the full-featured thing.
I should be able to whip that up, though I'd have to poke at how well I could link the apple/play accounts.