Kiln: 3D Coloring Book

Colour real things, in three dimensions. Turn Hagia Sophia in your hands and paint its lead domes. Glaze an İznik jug in Armenian bole red. Or take a quiet half-hour over a bakery front, a potter's wheel, a cat asleep on a cushion. THE ORIGINAL Every model has one. Tap it and the model puts on the colours the real thing wears — with the year, the place, and a sentence about why those colours and not others. The Parthenon was painted red and blue. The Taj is one material. Saint Basil's domes were plain gold until the 1680s. Then the button hands you the palette. Not the finished painting — there would be nothing left to do. FIND THE PIECE YOU MISSED The hardest part of colouring in 3D is the piece hiding round the back. Kiln tells you how many are behind the model, turns to the next one when you ask, and fades out everything you have already finished. MADE TO BE FAIR Three complete…