Starlay for iPad – Éditions Volumiques in collaboration with David Calvo

Author Filip VisnjicCategory iOS Members People , Posted on:

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Created by Éditions Volumiques in collaboration with David Calvo, Starlay is a new genre cartoon for the iPad aimed at children as much as adults. Every two days, a new page is unlocked and when the album is complete, a revelation emerges.

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