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Practice / sketchpad - Read about David Hockney's Digital Performance


Connected Mobile devises with painting and photo applications enable the development, projection, and exchange of imagery on impulse. Such tools are available for the development of new skills that can impact vision. Here are some computer tools and programs that are available online for home and mobile computers -- for sketching, for the practice of visualizing --for opportunity and for amusement.

Painting & Drawing Tools - "This Shockwave interactive program contains more than 40 brushes and textures, many with customizable size, transparency, and stroke options. A full palette of colors and special effects that blur, ripple, smudge, and fragment your designs . . . . (This is) a full-feature painting program." - (National Gallery of Art - Washington, DC)

Paint - Move your mouse to "paint", click to change colors - The Jackson Pollock Simulator brought to you by Mitos Manetas and Stamen Design's 'Splatter'. . . . . . . . Sketch

Prince Ah-da - "I'll go and get my brothers back!" - Surrounding the imperial city are high mountainous and tall peaks. The large stones often fall down the mountain. There are also treacherous waterfalls. Prince Ah-da heard that his seventh brother is trapped in a cave in the mountains. He needs to climb in the mountain fast and save his brother . . . . " - (National Palace Museum, Taiwan)

Online Art tools - (National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC - NGA Kids The Art Zone)
Including:


MuseuExperimental at Museu de Arte Contemporànea da Universidade de São Paulo:


REMIX - An Interactive Collage at Red Studio. the Museum of Modern Art (NYC).


ARTROOM for Kids at the Saatchi Gallery - Make and Display Art Online



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