Draw Pixels 2

A wooden easel stands in front of a blank white grid. In Draw Pixels 2, the work happens square by square, copying a reference picture into a second field below. The setup feels like digital painting on graph paper. No timer hangs over the canvas. Attempts aren't limited either, which gives the art task a relaxed pace from the first image onward.

How to play?

At the top of the screen, a sample picture appears before any painting begins, and the lower grid stays empty until color is applied to its cells. Dip the brush into paint and fill the matching squares in the lower field until the pixel image matches the pattern shown above. Since the round has no time cap and no attempt limit, spend extra moments on alignment when a shape needs tighter placement. More accurate copies earn more points, and the next level waits after the picture is completed.