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According to the website, "Draw Something is THE addictive social drawing game and its now available free for Apple iOS and Android Devices! Draw and guess words, play cooperatively with friends or competitively with rivals." It's essentially a game in which you draw pictures on your screen, then send them to a friend who will attempt to guess what it is and then draw one back.

This website is half English, half Japanese so it might be difficult for some of you to explore this website... but CHECK OUT his very unique and creative drawings under [GALLERY] on the left side of the Home page.

lol, this is really an interesting porject, and I remembered that I did the same 3-d picture once like a few months ago. Those picture need unusual painting skills. It is hard, but is full of fun.

3-D painting has become very popular and this is definitely one of the great video demonstrating it!!!

The artist Mike Van hosting a painting and drawing exhibition in Maude Kerns Art Center from April 4th to May 2nd. Mike Van completed his MFA in painting and drawing at university of Oregon in 1957. His work features many aspects, drawing, painting, watercolors, etc. And many of his works based on animal figures and nature. In the exhibition, he is showing his work that he created since 1957 to 2014, which is exciting and inspiring.

3D Pens are pens that extrude liquid plastic which hardens upon extrusion. As opposed to 2D pens that can draw on paper, 3D pens can draw on the air. It's basically a 3D printer's print head without the more expensive assembly for computer control.

Thank you for sharing this, People can use 3D paint pen drawing objects in the air, and sketched out a variety of realistic models. I feel there are a lot possibilities of this product.

Each week you'll find 15-25 posts on photography, design, animation, painting, installation art, architecture, drawing, and street art. Colossal is also a great place to learn about the intersection of art and science as well as the beauty of the natural world.

"Built from a backyard project to help one man enjoy life during his 25 year battle with Parkinson's Disease and Dementia, R.O.S. Therapy Systems has quickly grown into a company providing joy and engaging activities to those with Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, Stroke, Developmental Disabilities, LBD and a host of other issues throughout North America. Headquartered in Greensboro, North Carolina, and partnered with some of the largest care companies and associations in the world, we accomplish our mission of improving quality of life through entertainment and activities through unique products that adults can use and training classes for family caregivers, agency caregivers, and long term care staff." Many of the activities include books, sketching, drawing, crafts, art & sculpting combined with technology that connections with medical patients. 

This link shows how these kids stir up life every week sneaking into classrooms and drawing pictures that show how they live life.

Haha. I liked the idea that they "sneaked in" the classroom. Those chalk drawings are awesome!!

One of my favorite posts on here haha

Open you creativity with this simple application. Number of amazing brushes give you a way to create beautiful artworks just in few strokes. Try symmetry modes to create interesting effects. Save you creations or share it you with your friends.

Pretty cool to see the stages that take place to create the final piece. The end result baffles me on how the flat art pops off and becomes three dimensional.

This man draws without any hands. However, he is extremely talented on canvas. He has created over a thousand paintings.

I think the art is the way to make people fairly, because this great man shows that disable people also can chase their dreams. Art does not consider people as poor or rich, disable or not. It is just a way for people who devoted to their work.

I have a good friend that was born without the lower portion of one arm from the elbow down. She laughs when people say she can't do this or that...she can type and text faster than I can, and she was an allstar on her high school softball team. She said the only thing she cant do is twiddle her thumbs and clap her hands, (she has one hand).