Like a real-life Photoshop “eyedropper” tool, Scribble’s high-tech pen can scan a color from any object around you and instantly transform its ink to match the same color.

The Scribble Ink has (or will have) a 16-bit RGB color sensor on one end, that is held up to the leaf, brick, person's face, or whatever it is that you like the color of.

Back in May we reported on plans to create the Scribble – a pen that can scan and reproduce any color you can find on the fly. After the project smashed its Kickstarter target in just five hours ...

Both Scribble pens have a color sensor, 1 GB of internal memory for storing 100,000 different colors, a rechargeable Battery, Bluetooth 4.0, and a processor. The regular pen will also come with ...

Coloured ink stored within the case is mixed to the matching tone and dispensed through the nib like a standard pen for writing or drawing. ... "With Scribble you can scan, ...

The Scribble pen/stylus is a device that recently launched in a Kickstarter campaign, promising to bring the dream of a color-switching pen to reality. The campaign saw wild success, exceeding its ...

Scribble Journey is an art therapy and mental health app that aims to help users express and explore their emotions through art. On Monday, the startup launched a new feature for iOS devices that ...

Scribble from Zintin is an art app reminiscent of MacPaint (though with even less functionality than that classic bitmap-based painting application released a quarter-century ago). With nothing ...