Game Rules:

1. Rule 1: Examine the numbers at the top of the columns and to the left of the rows. These numbers indicate the number of colored squares in that specific column or row.
2. Rule 2: A single number, like [3], means there are 3 consecutive colored squares in that line.
3. Rule 3: Multiple numbers, such as [1][1], indicate multiple groups of colored squares separated by at least one blank space. For example, [1][1] means two single colored squares with at least one blank space between them.
4. Rule 4: Fill in the grid by selecting squares you believe should be colored based on the number hints. You can also mark squares you know should be blank to help you solve the puzzle.
5. Rule 5: When a row or column is filled correctly according to its number hints, the corresponding indicator light will turn green. Once all lines are correct, the picture will be revealed!

Controls:

1. Fill Square: Tap or click a square to fill it in (like using a pencil).
2. Mark Blank: Tap the pencil icon to switch to blank space mode, then tap a square to mark it as empty (similar to placing a flag in Minesweeper).
3. Toggle Mode: Tap the pencil/blank icon again to switch back to filling squares.

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FAQ:

1. Q: Do I choose the colors for the picture?

A: No, you don't actually color the painting yourself. You solve the logic puzzle using the hints, and the final colors are revealed once the puzzle is correctly completed.

2. Q: What if I make a mistake?

A: If a row or column doesn't turn green, you've made a mistake in that line. Review the number hints and your filled/blank squares to find the error. You can un-fill or un-mark squares to correct it.

3. Q: What do the red squares and green lights mean?

A: The red squares represent the required amount of colored boxes for each row or column. When a row or column is successfully filled to match the hints, the red square turns into a green light to indicate it's correct.