Farlight, a colorful kaleidoscope app for your Windows Phone

Farlight is an artistic app for your Windows Telephone that allows you lot to create animated kaleidoscopic drawings. It's basically a doodle app with a flake of a psychedelic twist to it.

There really isn't much to Farlight only you lot may find yourself mesmerized by the app trying to see what unique, colorful, animated drawings yous can create. Farlight may not appeal to everyone but I can meet it being appealing app for the Kids Corner or for someone just looking for a something different for their Windows Phone.

The interface for Farlight presents yous with a black screen with a few moving colored dots. Just move your fingers around the screen, tap the screen or swipe at the screen to add more than lines and patterns. Farlight supports multi-touch and each line, swipe or touch of the screen will create a new layer of a different color.

Repeatedly tapping the screen will reduce your blithe creation and if you tap plenty, it will reduce things down to the colored dots, similar to what you began with.

In the upper left corner is a bill of fare button that will pull downward that will allow you to save a yet paradigm of your drawing, provide feedback to the developer, rate the app in the Store, visit the Farlight Facebook page, and view the about page.

You can create some fascinating drawings with Farlight just to start from scratch, you'll accept to exit and re-kickoff the app. Yous can tap the screen to darken the existing drawings just Farlight actually needs a "clear screen" control in the drop downward bill of fare to make clearing the sheet easier.

While Farlight does allow you lot to create some rather creative pieces, it's not going to be for everybody. I can see this being a pop putter app for the Kids Corner and existence a good choice to go on some of our younger Windows Phone users occuppied. I can likewise run across some unique lockscreen wallpapers being created from Farlight. The biggest downside to Farlight is that the app doesn't have a trial version to let you try information technology out and make up one's mind if it'southward for you. A trial version with the save feature disabled would let you lot run into if you lot like the app before buying.