ArtistAssistApp VS inspirationbot

Both spectral.js and ArtistAssistApp are capable of realistic color mixing like real paints but using different algorithms.

ArtistAssistApp was created together with professional artist for professional and beginning artists. It's easy to use, interactive, and fun. Try it today and unleash your creativity! 🖌️ 🎨 🖼️

ArtistAssistApp is the open source web app to paint better with ease.

Here is the relevant source code on GitHub: <https://github.com/eugene-khyst/artistassistapp/blob/main/sr...> and reflectance chart visualization demo on YouTube <https://youtu.be/jC1HAeegm2I?feature=shared&t=157>.

You can find the repo here.

Hi HN,

I built a site where you can find links to drawing references, sorted by topic (e.g. hands, people, cars, ...). Clicking on a link opens a random resource.

You can check out the site here: https://inspirationbot.art/versions/collage/main.html

I know HN isn't an art community, but since one aim of the project was to keep it as vanilla and plain as possible (HTML & CSS, no frameworks, no backend as such) I thought it may be of interest.

Another intent of the project is to use it to try out different web design styles, so if the link above is a bit too gaudy for your taste, you may enjoy the plain HTML version: https://inspirationbot.art/versions/plainhtml/main.html

The project is also open source (as well as free, no sign-up, no ads), see repo here: https://github.com/koljapluemer/inspirationbot

This is the first time I am trying to properly open source something (as opposed to code-dumping on GH), so: Please tell me what you think; technical feedback and any input in regards to the open source part is especially welcome.

Thanks!