Art Websites & Games

Create, experiment, play, and explore! Some websites may work better on a laptop or desktop computer than on a tablet. Always follow your family’s rules for using websites and sharing information online.

Create Art Online

Sketchpad

Draw, paint, add shapes and text, and experiment with layers and digital art tools.

ThisIsSand

Create colorful landscapes, patterns, and abstract art by pouring virtual sand.

AutoDraw

Begin with your own sketch and see how a drawing tool uses machine learning to suggest polished symbols. Compare the computer’s suggestions with what you intended to draw.

JacksonPollock.org

Move and click your mouse to create a digital action painting inspired by the movement and energy of poured and splattered paint.

Art Games & Challenges

Tate Kids

Play interactive art games, make digital art, explore artworks, and learn about art and artists through play.

Quick, Draw!

Try to draw an object before time runs out while a computer guesses what you are drawing. Think about which visual clues make an image recognizable.

Google Arts & Culture: Play

Explore puzzles, visual games, experiments, and activities connected to art and culture from around the world.

Explore Art & Artists

#MetKids

Explore The Met through a kid-created map, videos, questions, and stories about art. The original interactive site is now preserved as an archive.

National Gallery of Art: Children & Families

Find family activities, close-looking ideas, artmaking prompts, and ways to explore the National Gallery of Art.

Google Arts & Culture

Zoom in on artworks, explore museum collections, take virtual tours, and discover artists and cultures from around the world.

Websites can change over time. If a link does not work or leads somewhere unexpected, please let Mr. Schmidt know.