Two Brush

Can you paint a whole canvas when every swipe moves two brushes at once? Two Brush is a calm sliding puzzle with a Bauhaus heart. A red circle and a blue square share one grid, and wherever one goes, the other follows. HOW TO PLAY 1. Swipe in any direction. Both brushes slide that way until they meet a black block, the edge of the canvas or each other. 2. Every tile a brush crosses takes its colour. Cover every tile to finish. 3. Use the black blocks to split the pair: one brush halts against a wall while its partner keeps gliding. 4. Brushes never pass through each other. The leading one stops first and the other lines up nose to tail behind it. 5. Stuck? Undo a swipe, restart, or ask for a hint showing where the next good swipe sends each brush. Thirty canvases wait across three studios, Weimar, Dessau and Berlin, growing from small first lessons to the larger grids of the final masterclass. Finish within par for three stars, and every completed canvas hangs in your gallery. Painting earns stamps, which you can spend on six brush pairs with fresh shapes and colours, from a loud yellow triangle to a quiet monochrome set. A daily study brings a new canvas each day and keeps your streak going, while the notebook gathers twelve badges. Take a breath, plan the swipe, and watch the colour settle into place.