Art Games
Color & Draw
A free-drawing canvas with colors and brush sizes to unleash your creativity.
Mood Palette
Decide which color best fits a mood or theme before time runs out.
Tiny World Builder
Start with a tiny empty island and build your own blocky village — plant grass and trees, lay roads, and unlock houses, farms, a school and more!
Color Mixing
Look at two paint colors and pick which color they mix together to make.
Build My House
Dig wood, stone and sand, craft blocks and furniture, then build and decorate your very own house in a blocky world!
Rainbow Temple Escape
Help a baby bunny hop away with the Golden Carrot through a pastel 3D temple! The signs over the path are splats of paint: hop under the right color to zoom ahead of the cheeky monkeys. Find a color, mix red and yellow, pick the darkest blue, spot the warm color or find the opposite on the color wheel, while you jump logs, slide under garlands and dodge smiling mushrooms.
Rainbow Hue Sort
Someone mixed up the rainbow! Look closely at the colors, then swap the tiles back so every row goes from light to dark: pale pink to deep red, sky blue to navy, mint to forest green. Tiles with a dot stay in place to help you. Little artists sort 2 rows, big kids sort 5 rows of colors that sit close together. Every puzzle is new, and every one trains your eye to see tints, shades and tiny differences in color, just like a real artist.
Chameleon Camouflage
A hungry bird is coming! Help the little chameleon hide by coloring it to match whatever it sits on: a green leaf, a gray rock, a pink flower, a striped wall or a spotted mushroom. The closer the match, the better it hides, until it melts right into the picture and the bird flies away confused. Little artists pick the right color, big kids mix tints and shades with white and black and copy stripes, spots and zigzags too. A playful way to practice matching colors by eye.
Stained Glass Window
Make your own stained glass window! Pick a color of glass and tap each piece between the dark lead lines to fill it: a sunrise, a rose window, a butterfly, an apple tree, a bluebird or a sparkling gem mosaic. Little artists color the picture, and big kids take on real design challenges: make both sides match like a mirror, use only warm or cool colors, or make sure no two pieces that touch share a color. Then let the sun in and watch your window glow and paint the floor with colored light.
Symmetry Match
Look at half a picture and tap the one that correctly completes it as a mirror image.
Color by Number
Bring a numbered picture to life by picking the right color for each number.
Color Wheel Builder
Build a real painter's color wheel, one color at a time! Put red, yellow and blue in their star spots, then mix each new color between the two that make it: red and yellow make orange, yellow and blue make green. Big kids add the in-between colors like red-orange and blue-green. Then the arrow spins: which color is opposite? Which three colors make a triangle? Tap the wheel to answer. Older artists finish by choosing a color scheme and painting a picture with it.
Art Masterpiece Quiz
Pick your age level and answer fun multiple-choice questions about famous artists, paintings, and art movements!
Paint Kart Circuit
Race a cute go-kart round a 3D track and paint it as you go! Every gate has four paint colors: steer into the right one for a Turbo boost and a splash of that color on your kart, but a wrong one gives it a muddy splat. Name colors, mix paints, find tints and shades, warm and cool colors and opposites on the color wheel, and guess who painted famous pictures. By the finish line your kart wears a rainbow of everything you got right!
Tint & Shade Ladder
Climb the color ladder! A color sits in the middle, with lighter tints above it and darker shades below, but some rungs are still blank. Mix drops of white or black into your paint pot until it matches the sample, then paint the rung. Too much white? Add more color to fix it, just like a real painter. The closer the match and the fewer the drops, the more points you earn. Little artists paint short ladders with help from the pot, big kids judge by eye and mix tones with gray too.
Art Spot the Difference
The Copycat Painter copied some paintings and made mistakes! Compare the original with the copy and tap every change: a new color, a lighter shade, a missing stripe, a flipped cup, a bigger tree. Each mistake you find tells you which art element changed, so you learn to look like an artist. Little ones find 3 big changes, big kids hunt for 7 tiny ones.
Odd Shade Out
All the colors look the same… or do they? One tile is a little lighter, darker, duller, brighter or a different color from the rest. Tap the odd one out before the clock runs out! Every find makes the next grid bigger and the difference smaller, so your eyes get sharper as you go. Little artists spot big changes on small grids, big kids hunt tiny differences on grids of 64 tiles. Every grid is new, and the result card shows the sharpest difference you found.
Masterpiece Jigsaw
Put famous paintings back together! Drag the jigsaw pieces of The Starry Night, the Mona Lisa, The Great Wave and more into the frame, then read the museum label to find out who painted it, when, and one amazing fact. Every painting you finish hangs in your own My Museum wall. Little ones start with 6 big pieces, big kids take on 30.
Warm or Cool?
Is it warm or cool? Drag each thing or paint color into the sunny Warm bin or the frosty Cool bin before the clock runs out. Fire, bananas and pumpkins feel warm, ice, whales and frogs feel cool, and every answer tells you why. Little artists sort things they know, older kids sort paint swatches like peach, navy and turquoise, and big kids learn the painter's secret: even a red can be cooler, and a green can be warmer!
Light Mixer
The show is about to start! Shine red, green and blue spotlights on the little dancer and turn the dimmers until her costume glows in the target color. Light mixes in a surprising way: red and green light make yellow, and all three together make white, while the same paints would make brown. Drag the pools of light around the stage to discover every mix, then compare paint and light side by side. Little artists light up yellow, cyan and magenta; big kids dim the lights to make gold, peach, lavender and more.
Pixel Art Nonograms
Paint a hidden pixel picture using number clues! Each clue tells you how many squares to paint and in which color: pick a paint, tap the squares, and watch an apple, a rocket or a tropical fish appear. Same colors need a gap between them, but different colors can touch. Little artists start with 5x5 pictures in 2 colors, big kids take on 10x10 pictures in 4 colors, and every finished picture hangs in your own gallery.
Color Crush
Swap the paint drops to line up 3 in a row and crush them! Every drop you crush pours into a paint pot and colors in a picture, like a red apple or a green frog. Big kids mix their own paints: crush red right next to yellow and it turns orange! Make rockets, bombs and rainbows, and paint the picture before your moves run out.
Paint Match Lab
Become a color scientist! A target color waits next to an empty paint jar: add drops of red, yellow, blue, white and black and watch the paint swirl into new colors until it matches. The jar mixes just like real paint, so yellow and blue really make green, and all three primaries make brown. A match meter shows how close you are, and the closest matches earn three stars. Little artists mix orange, green and pink; big kids mix olive, chocolate, khaki and skin tones that need four or five paints.
Magic Crossbow: Line Hunt
Hunt down every zigzag, wavy or spiral line with your magic crossbow and learn the lines artists use! Little ones spot straight, zigzag, wavy, thick and thin lines, bigger kids find dotted, dashed, parallel and crossing lines and tell geometric shapes from organic ones, and big kids track down textures like hatching, cross-hatching and stippling.