“JacksonPollack.org”
Drag your mouse around the screen; click, and swirl again; repeat, and repeat, and... you have your own "Jackson Pollack"!

“Red Studio”
From MoMA, "REMIX", an interactive collage.

“.Pictaps”
Paint a character, name it, and then watch it dance in its own animation - very, very cool.

“EdEmberley.com"
Activities and drawing pages from the award winning children's author and illustrator, Ed Emberly. Draw with markers, cut and paste, make thumbprint pictures.

“Origami Now!"
Video demonstrations of origami projects by origami master Michael LaFosse, from beginner to advanced, from the Peabody Essex Museum in Massachusetts.

“RobertSabuda.com"
Robert Sabuda, the talented illustrator and "paper engineer", gives step-by-step instructions for making simple pop-ups.

“Mr. Picassohead”
Drag and drop facial features onto a canvas, and make your own Picasso-like masterpiece.

“Make Your Own Snowflake"
Snip, snip, snip, see it unfold, and download.

“ArtPad”
Paint a picture, choose a frame, and hang it in the gallery.

“Get Creative”
Grab a pencil and draw; with drag & drop stickers. From Kids@Random.

“The Scribbler”
Do a simple line drawing on this page, press a button, and watch the scribbler go to work.

“The Artist's Toolkit”
Explore the tools that artists use - like line, color, and balance - to build works of art. This website is by ArtsConnectEd, a partnership between the Minneapolis Institute of Arts and the Walker Art Center.

“ZOOM: ActivitiesFrom the Show”
All kinds of activites from the PBS show "Zoom" - science, arts and crafts, cooking, acting, and more. Preschool projects are also suggested.

“Riffington’s Art Studio”
Drawing and art links from the literacy organization, “Reading is Fundamental.” Learn how illustrators work, go to the coloring book, illustrate a story, and lots of other activities.

“NGA Kids”
This website is by The National Gallery of Art. It has interactive art to make online. Kids can also explore works of art in the Gallery's collections.

“Schoolhouse”
A place to learn about art through interactive games, at the Yale University Art Gallery's website.

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