Draw without overthinking.

ArtQuest is a free Android app designed to help artists draw consistently without pressure, perfectionism, or productivity goals.

Instead of telling you what you should make, ArtQuest offers gentle, random drawing prompts that invite curiosity and play. No deadlines. No algorithms. No comparison.

Just a small nudge to pick up a pencil and begin.

How ArtQuest works

• 🎲 Random drawing prompts
  Get a fresh idea whenever you feel stuck or uninspired.

• 📓 Private in-app art diary
  Save your drawings and track your creative journey over time.

• ⭐ Levels & collectible badges
  Progress is rewarded gently, for showing up, not for being “good”.

• 🌱 Pressure-free creativity
  No posting, no likes, no public feed. Your work stays yours.

ArtQuest is designed to make drawing feel approachable again, even on low-energy days.

Why we made ArtQuest

ArtQuest was created for the same reason Wiggly Lines Studio exists.

Creativity can easily become loud, competitive, and exhausting, especially online. We wanted to build something quieter. Something that supports creativity as a personal practice rather than a performance.

ArtQuest is for artists who:

• struggle with creative blocks

• feel intimidated by blank pages

• want to draw regularly without pressure

• miss creating just for themselves

It’s not about output. It’s about showing up.

Designed with care

ArtQuest

ArtQuest shares the same calm, aesthetic visual language as Wiggly Lines Studio.

Soft colours. Clear layouts. Gentle animations.
Nothing distracting. Nothing overwhelming.

Every design choice is intentional, to help creativity feel safe, enjoyable, and sustainable.

A natural extension of the studio

ArtQuest is part of the wider Wiggly Lines Studio ecosystem.

Just like our stickers and prints, the app is built around:

• illustration

• gentle humour

• character

• thoughtfulness

• quality over speed

The app also connects back to our illustrated sticker collections, creating a space where digital creativity and physical art objects meet.