Color Game is a color-matching game where players match colors on a virtual color wheel. The difficulty of the levels increases as you progress through the game. Levels include matching hue, saturation, complementary colors, analogous colors, triadic colors, and tetradic color sets. This game is great for students 3rd-Grade and up!

This drawing application, Pixilart, is very similar to Microsoft Paint. Users can create pixel art by using the following tools: pencil, brush, paint bucket, spray paint, and shape generators. Text can also be added to creations along with various icons from a searchable library of thousands of stamps. Students will enjoy creating digital pixel art with this awesome tool!

A great way to relax and bring calmness to the classroom, Thisissand brings a digital version of sand painting without the mess. Users can change the colors and patterns of sand, and control where to place and how much. Create beautiful abstract landscapes or other pictures with a breeze with this great app.

This student favorite game, Quick, Draw!, is a Google program which gives the player a drawing prompt. Users are given 20 seconds to attempt to draw what is on the screen while the computer tries to guess what is being created. The goal is for the computer to guess your creation before the time runs out!

Hotpot is a collection of AI tools for digital picture editing. In addition, there is an AI art generator that can create digital images from user-inputted prompts. Try out some of these awesome tools to colorize black & white photos, restore damaged pictures, or even remove objects or whole backgrounds from images at the click of a button!

Sesame Street Art Maker is great for your younger students (K-2). This site has various games where users can create different pictures by clicking and placing various elements. Decorate the night sky, a special cake, create your own pizza or even draw on a virtual sidewalk.

Beautiful Curves is another great website for younger students (K-2) but is also suitable for older users as well. The simple controls allow the user to create an abstract line drawing with the ability to change line thickness, curve length, and color.

Mr.doob is a website with different digital activities that have been coded by @mrdoob. There is a multiuser sketchpad, checkbox painter, webcam distorter, image jumbler, and much much more!

Please note: the multiuser sketchpad is unmoderated and can contain crude content.

A simpler digital sketchpad, Kleki alows users to create various forms of digital art and even edit photos. Features include rotating images, flipping and cropping. There are also a few filters that can be applied to images such as blur effects and inverting colors.

Artsology hosts a collection of art themed puzzles and games for students to explore and play. Games include, but are not limited to, memory games, spot the difference, matching games and art quizzes. I would recommend this site for 4th-Grade and up!

AutoDraw is an AI-assisted drawing tool. Using the same technology as Quick, Draw!, this program will guess what you are drawing and place images at the top of the page to choose from. This program helps create visually appealing digital drawings fast and easy. This program can be used with all ages!

Tate Kids is an online resource for art games for children run by Tate, an United Kingdom network of four art galleries. Games include Tate Draw, Tate Paint, and Street Art where users can create different works of digital artwork. There are other games and quizzes available for students to play and participate in as well. I would recommend this site for elementary school students.

Inspiral Web brings the spirograph, a fun mathematical childhood toy, to the digital age. Change various settings such as the sizes and shapes of the fixed and rotating gears, drawing points, and colors to add uniqueness to your creation.

Shape Type is a graphic design typography style game where players click and drag different points on a single letter to create the proper shape of the character. Each type character resembles a different font. Once the round is complete, the game reveals the name of the typeface, the designer and year. In addition, you will see how close your font is to the actual typeface and get a percentage score of your accuracy.

Check out this Famous Painting Quiz to test your art history skills and knowledge. This multiple-choice quiz will have you match the name of 50 different paintings.

Please note: this quiz does have images of religious topics/scenes and nudes.