Online Art Activities & Resources

Check out this online drawing game from the Tate Modern museum & Tate Kids! It lets you pretend to be a graffiti or street artist!

The Google Arts and Culture project has this great art experiment where you can color through amazing artworks from history using the artists' color pallets. See if you can come up with your own colorful creations based on these works of art!

Click this link: https://g.co/arts/hPz16nxUsgBB11Vw9

Check out these links for some fun art games you can play on your computer!

Toy Theater Art Games: http://toytheater.com/category/art/

Bomomo Automatic Drawing Game: https://bomomo.com/

Scrap Coloring Coloring Pages: http://scrapcoloring.com/texts/coloring-pages

Color Wheel Color Matching Game: https://color.method.ac/

Can You Draw a Perfect Circle?: https://vole.wtf/perfect-circle/

Draw a Stickman Adventure!: https://drawastickman.com/

Quick, Draw! Guessing Game with Google AI: https://quickdraw.withgoogle.com/#

Even though Tracy Aviary in Salt Lake City is closed, they are still doing some amazing things online! Check out the links below to find coloring book pages, cool videos of birds, virtual field trips, and other crafts and games!

Sometimes it is good to just get creative, and experiment or play with materials. The same is true for digital art.

There are some amazing apps and websites for making Digital Art - or art made using a computer as a tool.

Below are some links to fun drawing websites:

One resource that students have taught me about is ArtForKidsHub.Com. It features a father and art enthusiast named Rob, who creates video tutorials with his children in painting, drawing, sculpting, and more. Students can easily find a video tutorial on how to do something that they are interested in, watch the video, and follow along on their own paper.

The videos are always positive, are a great way for students to explore their artistic interests, and are a good way to practice different techniques.

Click the links below to get started:

We may be stuck at home, but with the internet we can explore the arts and culture of the entire world! The following links can take you on a trip to see some of the most famous art and artifacts in the world.

Please understand that these are real fine art museums and historical sites. They are an amazing resource! However, some artwork may include themes or subjects not suited for all viewers. As a result, parents or family members may want to accompany students on these virtual tours. Please use discretion, and good sense when sharing artwork with children.

Below are some links to these museums: