How does your soulmate look?
Hair, height, the clothes they'd wear on a Sunday — twelve questions and a face you'll recognise.
Pick a subject — a person, a pet, a place, a thing — answer a few questions, and watch your answer take shape on the page.
Every quiz ends with one sketch made from your answers. Retake it any time and watch the drawing change.
40 sketches
Hair, height, the clothes they'd wear on a Sunday — twelve questions and a face you'll recognise.
Beach or barn, hundred guests or ten. We draw the day the way you keep imagining it.
Curls or straight hair, your eyes or theirs, the grin you're already picturing. A first portrait, years early.
The one who'd help you move and the one who'd talk you out of it. We sketch the friend you'd pick.
Candlelit table or rooftop takeaway, wine or milkshakes. The evening you'd actually say yes to.
On a mountain, in the kitchen, in front of everyone or nobody. The moment, and the ring, on paper.
How many around the table, who's the loud one, whether there's a dog under it. A family portrait to grow into.
Ten years on: the hair, the posture, the look on your face. Meet the person you're heading towards.
Tidy or chaotic, night owl or early bird, cooks or orders in. The one you'd actually live with.
Slow and simple or the full routine, in a barn or under the stars. The two of you, mid-turn.
Size, coat, ears up or down, and whether they're allowed on the bed. Then: the dog.
Long-haired and aloof or short-haired and loud — answer honestly and meet them on paper.
Tall and calm or small and stubborn, chestnut or grey, mane long or cropped. A horse worth the stable.
Lop ears or upright, dwarf or giant, indoor lounger or garden explorer. Drawn mid-twitch.
Bright and chatty or small and shy, a perch by the window or free around the flat. We sketch the feathers.
One statement fish or a shoal, tropical colours or a calm goldfish. The tank, and what's in it.
Land or water, palm-sized or platter-sized, a basking rock or a garden corner. Slow, and drawn slowly.
The first weeks: floppy ears, big paws, the face you can't say no to. The dog before the dog.
Fluffball or sleek, bold or hiding under the sofa, the colour of the one you'd take home first.
Loud, clever, and colourful — or a quiet grey that says one word perfectly. Drawn on the shoulder.
Storeys, windows, what's out front and what's out back. A house drawn from your answers alone.
Old streets or glass towers, sea or mountains, loud or quiet. A skyline you'd move to tomorrow.
Where the bed goes, how much light, how many books. The one room you'd never want to leave.
Wild or trimmed, vegetables or roses, a bench or a pond. We plant it on the page for you.
How you travel, what you pack, where you'd stop first. A postcard from the place you haven't been yet.
Lakeside or deep in the pines, one room or a loft, a stove and a stack of wood. Weekends, drawn.
White sand or black rock, empty or busy, palms or dunes. The shoreline you'd walk every morning.
Island or galley, copper or steel, a window over the sink. The room where everyone ends up anyway.
Corner table, big windows, the right amount of noise. The place you'd write your book in.
Rope ladder or spiral stairs, one platform or three, a view or a hideout. Built in the tree you'd pick.
Low and fast or tall and boxy, two doors or five, the colour you'd actually pick. Then the drawing.
Road, gravel, café racer or cargo — the two wheels you'd keep in the hallway, sketched to order.
Window desk or corner nook, one screen or three, plants or not. The place you'd get everything done.
Sail or motor, a dinghy or something with a galley, moored where. The one you'd take out on a Saturday.
Leather or steel, dial big or small, plain or complicated. The one you'd wear every day for thirty years.
Acoustic or electric, sunburst or matte black, the shape you'd hang on the wall. Strings and all.
Pop-top or high-roof, a bed across the back, where the stove goes. The van you'd disappear in.
High or low, chunky or slim, white or the loudest colour going. The pair you'd never let get dirty.
Film or digital, rangefinder or SLR, brass or black. The one you'd carry everywhere and actually use.
Deep or firm, velvet or linen, corner or two-seater, room for the dog. The seat you'd never get up from.
Answer a short quiz about your soulmate, your dream car, your dream home — anything you've only ever pictured — and we sketch it for you.
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