Art+Websites

Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts Artsonia ArtSnacks National Gallery London Shapeways Kevin Honeycutt [|Art Web Sites] Picturing America Art Generators [|Crayola] FableVision Adobe Digital School Collection Resources ArtsEdge: The Kennedy Center for the Arts Thinkfinity Flickr Flickr Creative Commons Wonderopolis The Incredible Art Department Open ClipArt 360 Cities - World Panoramic Views Fine Arts links on iTunes U [|Cybrary Man's Art Resources] [|Art Babble] [|Create Your Own Online Art Collection] [|Art Sites] [|Geocoded Art] [|Art and Writing Projects] [|The Art Institute of Chicago] [|Creativity Resouce for Teachers from the Denver Art Museum] [|Artsonia] [|National Gallery of Art] [|A Lifetime of Color] [|The Incredible Art Department] [|12 Amazingly Tiny Pieces of Art] [|Jim Brutger's Art Education Page] [|Getty Art Guide] Getty Museum [|Enrich Learning with Discipline-Based Art Education] The Art of Storytelling - Delaware Art Museum [|Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery for Kids] [|Middle School Arts and Crafts]
 * [|Art Junction]
 * Drawing: How to Draw- Several drawing tutorials.
 * Deviant Art- World’s largest online community of artists and art lovers.
 * Digital Storytelling Resources and Ideas Wiki- Find several ideas for claymation, stop motion, and other films.
 * 40 Writing, Music, and Art Resources
 * Animata- Free software for editing and creating brilliant animation films.
 * Dismantling the Bomb- Great interactive website that explores the fine line between art and graffit.
 * Onemotion- Sketch and paint on a canvas with many tools, play games, or make music on the drum machine.
 * Odosketch- Fantastic and easy tool for students to create detailed sketches. For more information see David Kapular’s post.
 * Slimber- Draw on this canvas, choose the background color and the dimensions. The best drawings are featured on the front of the website so gives the students some incentives.
 * Artpad- Similar to Canvastic where students paint and can playback. However, you can select frames and this has a nicer look. Also has an iPad app.
 * Canvastic- An easy tool for students to paint. Students are able to playback how they painted their masterpiece.
 * Rate My Drawing- Nice chat and collaborative drawing feature. You can also draw on a sketch pad which is animated. Huge community of artists that share their work.
 * Guess A Sketch- Draw online and others try to guess what it is! Great collaborative online game and has an iPhone app (the app costs $1.99).
 * Artsonia- Kids can display and sell their art on this online museum.
 * Playful Learning Experiences- This wonderful site provides you with many activities in writing and arts and crafts!
 * Artopia- Teachers can create art galleries of students work. See Kelly Tenkely’s post for classroom application ideas.
 * Sketchcast- Students can draw in several different colors, add text, narrate the drawing, and embed it into a wiki or blog.
 * Doink- Students create free animation videos.
 * VoiceDraw- Draw with the sound of your voice. A high voice goes one direction while a medium voice creates a straight line. It’s in beta and a bit tricky but a fun experiment.
 * Art, Drawing and Art Educational Freeware- Whatever your students want to do artistically you can find a free tool on this website!
 * Best Art sites for Learning English- Larry Ferlazzo provides you with many tools and explains why they made his best list.