Everyone gets the same silly prompt and two minutes to draw it. Then you back the drawings you love with Grand, the best one takes the pot — and the worst one gets pelted with tomatoes. Nobody knows who drew what until the reveal.
A 15-second taste of the real thing: one prompt, a clock, and a lobby that has opinions. No download, no sign-in.
Draw the prompt with the game's own palette before the 15 seconds run out.
Submit it and watch the lobby react: tomatoes, eggs, the odd rose.
See the Grand pour in, then get the full game: ranked tables, friends rooms, the dragon and the rest.
The demo is one moment of one round. The full game is free on Android.
Quick enough to play in a queue, funny enough to play again straight away.
One player finishes a homework-style sentence. Nobody knows what the others will make of it.
Nine colours, eight pens, seven papers, a bucket and a steady hand. Name your masterpiece before the clock runs out.
Spread your Grand over the other drawings. Names stay hidden, so the money follows the drawing, not the person.
Winners get paid. Then the lobby throws tomatoes, eggs, roses and the odd clown — and crowns the MOST PELTED.
Ranked tables, rooms for friends, a daily prompt for the whole world, and a pet dragon that wears whatever you draw for it.
10 emotesTomatoes, eggs, slime, a skull, a clown — and a rose for the one you loved. Three throws a game, all anonymous. Nobody knows it was you.
50 stickersCrowns, hearts, cats, rainbows, trophies. Up to five per drawing.
Nobody around? Bots take the empty seats, draw properly, and even stick on stickers. A game starts within a minute, every time.
Five at a table, 1,000 Grand to sit down. Win with your drawing and with your judgement. Bronze to Gold, reset every Monday.
Whose?DragonDraw RIKU a hat and he wears it. Draw him dinner and he eats it. Feed him thirty days and he grows up.
With friendsA room code, your rounds, your timer, and emotes are free. Friends list, invites and a friendship sticker that never runs out.
One prompt for the whole world, no clock. Hearts instead of votes: every heart your drawing gets pays 100 Grand at midnight, and the top three go into the Hall of Fame.
One big prompt and a whole month to perfect it, with every tool unlocked. Sending it in pays 1,000 Grand.
Watch any drawing draw itself, stroke by stroke. Grand Pass owners keep their own gallery and montage videos, safe.
Once the money is paid out, the table gets its say. Six things to throw and four to say, and nobody ever knows which seat they came from. The drawing that takes the most is crowned MOST PELTED.
The classic. Splats red, drips, stays.
thrownCracks on the paper, yolk and all.
thrownSmack. A face full of cream.
thrownGreen goo, running down the drawing.
thrownFor a drawing you loved. Lands whole.
thrownA burst of colour. Well done, whoever you are.
thrownSlams down and shakes. No words needed.
saidHonk. A red nose for a drawing that is a joke.
saidZzz… floating up. Bored stiff.
saidDead. Rattles on the paper.
said50 Grand each, up to five on a drawing, used up when you drop them. SEE ALL 50 in the game opens the stall. The Friendship sticker is a gift, when a friend uses your code, and it never runs out.



















































You start with 5,000. Pens and papers change how a drawing looks; the tools change how it's made. A tool pays a little Grand back the first time you use it, so it never feels like a waste.
The Pen is free. Eight more, 5,000 Grand each.
Plain is free. Seven more, 5,000 Grand each.
Nine colours to start. The whole palette, for ever, is the biggest thing in the shop.
Bought once, yours in every mode. Each pays 1,000–2,000 Grand back on first use.
Smooths the shake out of every line you draw. Free with the Grand Pass, and in the Daily.
12,000Draw one half, get both. Faces, butterflies and buildings in half the time.
15,000Tap to flood a shape with colour. Skies, seas and sunsets in a second.
15,000Your lines wobble and breathe wherever the drawing is shown, like a cartoon.
25,000
A pet dragon called RIKU lives in your game, drawn in real 3D. He doesn't come with food or clothes. You draw them.

Ranked is anonymous on purpose. Friendly rooms are the opposite: names, faces and ten seats.

Two prompts that the whole world shares.

Every drawing is kept with its strokes, so it can be watched being made.
Every drawing on these screens was made in two minutes by a real artist. None of them by us. One could be yours.









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Drawing, backing, the reveal, the stickers, the dragon. Sound on.
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Grand is the score, not money. It's won and lost by playing, never bought and never cashed out.
Everyone starts with 5,000. Everything in the Grand Shop is bought with it.
Bought inside the app through Google Play. It's convenience and cosmetics — it never buys wins or Grand. Refunds follow Google Play's policy.
Everything you need is here, and the people who made it are one email away.
Logo, feature art, screenshots and the film. Use them freely when writing about the game.
For a review, a stream intro or a publishing conversation.
Grand Canvas is made by WhoseGames, a small independent studio in India. We read every message.
Found a bug, have an idea, or need help with a purchase? Tell us what happened and your in-game name.
gameswhose@gmail.comInterested in publishing Grand Canvas, partnering with WhoseGames, or bringing the game to your platform? We'd love to talk.
gameswhose@gmail.comMake videos, run a community, or want your drawing featured? Come and say hi.
Join the DiscordYouTube @Whose-GamesInstagram @gameswhoseYes. The whole game is free to play, supported by ads. The optional Grand Pass (₹150, once) removes ads and adds conveniences and cosmetics. Three friends using your code earns it for 30 days, free.
Android phones and tablets, from Google Play. There is no iPhone version yet.
No. Grand is earned and lost only by playing. It can't be bought with money and can't be exchanged for money. It isn't gambling; it's the score.
Yes. Ranked games match you with other players. When not enough people are around, bots take the empty seats so you never wait long. They draw, they judge by the effort in a drawing, and they even use stickers.
No. Every throw is anonymous, and so is every vote. Only the drawing is judged.
Tap the player's picture to open their card, then Report or Block. Every report is read by a person.
Only what the game needs to work. Read the privacy policy, and you can delete your account at any time.
Free on Google Play. Your first prompt is waiting, and so is the lobby.
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