Serenity Sketch Launches

Leiden, Netherlands, October 6, in the year of our Lord 2026 — Copper Coin today announced the official launch of Serenity Sketch on iPad. The game is now live on the App Store, with a free demo of the first two Practices available for download, and the full Experience unlocked through a single $4.99 in-app purchase.

Serenity Sketch is a guided painting Practice. Inspired by Zen principles of impermanence, players paint with water on stones set in immersive natural environments, guided by a warm narrator. Practices are designed to loosen up creativity, quiet self-judgment, and appreciate mistakes as part of the process. Every painting gracefully evaporates, so there's nothing left to critique when you're done.

"We built this for people who want to re-discover both Rest, and Creativity," said founder Joshua Veit. "It’s not another productivity app (ick!) dressed up as mindfulness. Serenity Sketch is tactile, embodied, and unapologetically playful."

In closed playtesting, players described the experience as:

"Guided art therapy"
"Zen painting"
"something that ACTUALLY made me relax"

Across all survey respondents in the final playtest, 100% reported feeling more relaxed after playing. Several noted the game reframed how they think about creativity: "I'm not an artist" gave way to "I felt liberated to create."

Availability

Platform: iPad (iOS), Apple Pencil and finger touch supported
Free demo: 2 introductory Practices (roughly 20 minutes of guided content)
Full Experience: $4.99 in-app purchase, 6 additional Practices (1 hour of replayable content)

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