Karen Vitek's List: Drawing Tools

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With SumoPaint you can Create, Share and Remix your Images. It is the the most versatile painting and photo manipulation application online. Currently it has more than 1 Million monthly active users and a vibrant community.

This website is an online drawing tool where you can create nice draws and animate images too.

Make Your Mark on TheDotProject.org

We’d love to showcase other students iPad artwork from schools across the world in our Digital Dot Galley! Here’s what you do:

1.Read “The Dot” by Peter Reynolds

2.Make a “dot” drawing on the iPad using an app like “Drawing Pad!”

3.Have your teacher email the pictures files to:

richardcolosi@gmail.com

We’ll let you know when your class gallery is up!

MugTug has a beautiful user interface and just enough tools for the middle-years students. Almost every tool can be customized; for e3xample, you can set the diameter, hardness, flow and opacity of the brush tool.

Online drawing tool. You can download images to your computer. You can also share a URL or the embed code. 
If you need a simple, online drawing application, consider Drawz It. This site is super easy and perfect for young students. In addition, you do not have to create accounts which is a huge benefit in the classroom.

Queeky is an advanced drawing application suitable for older students. Accounts are required and the basic membership level is free.