Canvas of My Heart: Dating Sim

Canvas of My Heart: Dating Sim ― Story Canvas of My Heart is a choice-based dating sim visual novel about an artist and a painting that came to life, with three heroines and multiple endings. Everything you paint about her seems to become true, and your choices decide what you create and who you end up believing. Synopsis After being accused of plagiarism, you were certain your life as an artist was finished. No matter how earnestly your beautiful artist friend encourages you, you can't make yourself exhibit again. Your confidence is gone, and the blank canvases stay blank. Then one night, driven by longing, you paint the girl of your dreams. And before you can process what's happening, she's standing at your door. Everything you paint about her seems to become real. Have you actually given life to something you created? With that impossible courage behind you, you step back into the art world, where a passionate rising artist takes your side without hesitation. But the more you paint, the more the doubt creeps in. Is this girl really the one you made, or is she something else entirely? Is your true love nothing more than a beautiful illusion born from your fears and desires? Or is she more real than you could possibly imagine? Characters Linda — the dream girl She turns up on your doorstep, identical to the girl in your painting. Gentle and encouraging, she wants to help you get past your fears. Is she really the living embodiment of your art, or does she have a will entirely her own? Angela — the energetic artist A spirited, passionate up-and-coming artist who admires your work more than you think it deserves. Her enthusiasm is contagious enough to push you back into the gallery scene almost against your will. She's also deeply wary of Linda. Her suspicions may not be unfounded. Valerie — the caring friend Your childhood friend, and the one who stayed after the plagiarism accusation drove everyone else away. She's always watching out for you. That kindness may be covering feelings she hasn't yet found a way to say out loud.