Face the furrow.
Boustrophedon turns a saved painting caption into backward words you face one tap at a time.
See the turn and faceTap a backward word to face it. The painting stays in its furrow until every backward word is faced.
Turn a caption, then face it.
Your saved paintings supply the words. Each painting uses its maker or title line, with every other word turned letter by letter.
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Turn draws a saved painting that is still loose and has a multiword maker or title.
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Tap a backward-spelled word to record a face. A forward word records a yaw and leaves the furrow turned.
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Retract peels away the latest face or yaw. When all backward words are faced, the painting moves to Saved.
Keep the paintings you choose.
Explore saves works from the National Gallery, London as loose paintings on this device.
Saved shows faced paintings along with their FaceMarks and any reviewable YawMarks. A painting already in your collection keeps its existing row when brought forward again.
Settings carries the collection credit, a way to retract, onboarding, reset controls and contact details.
Begin with a saved work.
Open the app’s furrow and face a backward word. Add another painting in Explore when you are ready.