Canvas,

A painting afternoon is easy to love and hard to keep. Heavy studio apps bury the sitting under feeds. Canvas pins each finished plate into a private collection wall you can hold next to the real canvas. Easel is the sitting. You choose oil, watercolor, acrylic or impasto, mark the stretch grade, photograph the piece you are holding, and optionally record a short pigment note. Sittings is the ledger of those plates, with playback for the note and a full still that fits the frame. Folio is the collection wall: four medium drawers, lit cells for what you have already painted, unlit cells waiting on a pin. Bench is the private workshop for pigment dabs, the charter leaves, and a LOCAL mark. Camera opens only from Photograph plate. The album opens only after the system photo-library prompt. The microphone opens only from Record pigment note. Stamping a plate onto the Folio wall spends pigment dabs after three complimentary stamps; a confirm sheet appears first. Nothing is uploaded. If you want a cabinet of mediums you have actually tried—not a studio social feed—Canvas takes you from one sitting to a lit plate on the wall.