SO YOU WANT TO JOIN THE LIVESTREAM CANVAS?

Keep in mind that there won't always be a livestream to accompany this canvas!

Just looking for the streams? Check the sidebar or use the buttons below.

INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES
 

• Relax and have fun

• You don't have to be super talented to join. Literally scribbling can look cool.

• Wanna invite friends? Go ahead! This is a bit of a social experiment and I'm betting that the more chaotic it is, the cooler the end result will be.

• Want to claim a layer as your own? Double click it in the right-hand panel.

  • You can relinquish control the same way, or by right clicking the layer and selecting "Leave Layer"

    • Remember, this is a public and collaborative playground. Please adjust your layer's opacity or blend mode with this in mind.

• No griefing.

• I personally recommend experimenting with layer blend modes as they are easy ways to make low-effort work more interesting. "Multiply," "Addition," and "Subtraction" tend to be cool modes.

• Sticking around to draw whatever the music inspires you to over a long period is highly encouraged

WANT TO ADD A DIFFERENT FORM OF VISUAL ART? DANCING? YOU ACTUALLY PAINTING?

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Drop me a line at or get in touch on social media. Maybe we can work something out!

On a final note, for legality's sake, please recognize that the contents of the public canvas is technically crowdsourced and thus Public Domain Free Use, while all other creative content (i.e. the music) and format of the stream are owned by Vincristine unless otherwise noted.

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We considered putting that under a creative commons license, but things get really hairy when incorporating third parties but also trying to protect your own work. TL;DR: Don't steal shit, its not cool.

On a final note, for legality's sake, please recognize that the contents of the public canvas is technically crowdsourced and thus Public Domain Free Use, while all other creative content (i.e. the music) and format of the stream are owned by Vincristine unless otherwise noted.

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We considered putting that under a creative commons license, but things get really hairy when incorporating third parties but also trying to protect your own work. TL;DR: Don't steal shit, its not cool.