Online Drawing
December 11, 2009 -- From an anonymous reader.
Online drawing application Slimber.com is an online painting tool. Users can draw and save their artworks.
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Nanny Buttercup
November 30, 2009 -- From Elizab eth, a reader, from USA, who is affiliated with the site.
A children’s site that encourages reading, crafts, coloring, manners all with free coloring pages, mini books, greeting cards, etc
ScrapColoring – Creative Online Coloring
November 24, 2009 -- From Stephane, a reader, from Paris, France, who is affiliated with the site.
Online coloring pages that kids can color with colorful gradients and patterns, first name coloring and more.
How to Draw Cartoons Online
October 28, 2009 -- From Jeff, a reader, from Ontario, Canada, who is affiliated with the site.
How-to-Draw-Cartoons-Online.com offers free cartoon drawing lessons at the Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced levels.
There is a variety of themes to choose from as well, including: Animals, People, Dragons, and Famous Cartoon Characters – like Mickey Mouse and Spongebob.
All in all, this is an excellent child-friendly site for learning how to draw.
BluePixo Entertainment
October 17, 2009 -- From Harold, a reader, from USA, who is affiliated with the site.
BluePixo Entertainment is a website dedicated to foster creative and entertaining playtime for kids.
Happily Ever Art
August 18, 2009 -- From Stephanie, a reader, from Maryland, who is affiliated with the site.
This site features the Children’s art work of K. Michael Crawford. Kids of all ages are invited to find the magic within themselves. K. Michael Crawford encourages imagination, learning and creativity. In addition, this site offers a number of games and printable coloring pages. So let the adventure begin…
GettyGames
January 4, 2007 -- From a reader who is affiliated with the site.
New interactive site uses game strategy to involve kids in art. What if the J. Paul Getty Museum’s paintings were in pieces, and it was up to kids to put them back together again? Or if someone switched the details on the artworks, and kids had to find the changes? That’s the world of GettyGames, the J. Paul Getty Museum’s newly launched web feature that uses game strategies to help kids focus on art.
Artsonia
May 30, 2006 -- From Tiffany, a reader, from Chicago, IL, who is affiliated with the site.
Artsonia is the world’s largest kids art museum online. It’s a free, educational site where parents and teachers can upload the artwork done by kids and share their artwork with friends and family. There is no cost to participate, no minimum number of artwork required and any parent or teacher can do it! Family members can join a fan club, leave comments for the artist and purchase keepsakes imprinted with the child’s artwork. It’s fun, education, easy and everyone is welcome to participate!
Collections Online
May 5, 2006 -- From Renee Montgomery, a reader from Los Angeles, who is affiliated with the site
Collections Online is a fully-searchable database featuring the collection of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. With 45,000 records and 27,000 digital images, it is one of the largest databases developed by an art museum in the U.S.
Scribbles Kids Art Site
May 26, 2002 -- From Gladys Jimenez, a parent from San Diego, CA, who is affiliated with the site
There are two art galleries, one for kids under 12 and one for Teens. Artwork is displayed monthly and kids can vote on the best one and the winner receives an art award ribbon and art related prizes.
