IPaint

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IPaint is an animation editing program for the ICON computer.

IPaint animates drawings on the principle of points that act as pivots. To animate a figure, the user creates a line drawing, then copies the drawing to a new frame and moves the figure's points to new positions. IPaint then calculates the tweening frames. This results in the figure appearing to move between its position in the first frame and its position in the second frame.

IPaint, in its most recent version IPaintII, released in 1995, supports two-colour drawings.

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