Looom – Flipbook animation app for the iPad, reimagined

Author Filip VisnjicCategory iOS MembersPosted on: People ,

CAN has always had a soft spot for drawing tools and a simple search will reveal hundreds of projects that investigate 'drawing' in one form or another. Among these, to name a few: Rhonda, Senseless Drawing Bot, Kynd's experiments or Glassified. 'Drawing' still remains a fruitful subject for creative investigation and this most certainly includes our latest addition – Looom by Finn Ericson and Eran Hilleli. 

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