Massachusetts startup DK Pictures has released DoInk, a free online drawing and animation tool that runs in your browser. You can think of it as an entry level version of Adobe Flash or a souped-up version of MS Paint with animation thrown in.
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DoInk brings two things to the table: a community of talented people, and all the tools they need to share their ideas.
Once, you’ve signed up you can begin animating, drawing, and sharing. And to speed things up, you can re-use the work of thousands of other users.
Some nice animation features include
- Layer cloning
- Vector-based designs
- Ability to add frames with a few clicks
- Saves your work on its servers so you don’t have to worry about backing up your files. You can also switch between projects as you would in Adobe Flash or other high end design applications.
At the moment, there is no sound but the dev team is working on it. If you just want an online flash app to do some designs or maybe get a taste of how to use design tools, give this a try.
Link: www.doink.com
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