The app explores the art of seal carving, a practice with over three thousand seven hundred years of history. It details the evolution of this art form through various dynasties, highlighting its artistic characteristics and periods of development.
Create and share talent videos for singing or cooking. Explore activities in art, tech, sports, and theater. Watch streams with camp experts on fitness, crafts, cooking, sports talk, and computer coding.
Explore artworks and study light and composition through interactive lessons. Create original art inspired by observations. Access bite-sized drawing lessons, challenges, and guided sessions to develop skills and confidence.
View 3D models of low poly art assets with interactive zoom and rotation. Preview models in wireframe, textured, or shaded modes. Check triangle counts and explore assets from the developer's career.
Unlock daily learning packs with words, news, art, and stories. Study vocabulary with colorful cards and example sentences. Explore articles, art, and fun expressions. Complete challenges to earn rewards and progress.
Learn chemistry, share insights, collaborate on projects
Educational for chemistry enthusiasts. View artistic interpretations of chemical elements. Explore science-art collaborations. Learn about element properties and historical context. Share and discuss designs with global educators.
Learn details about each U.S. state including Governor, Capital, Flag, Seal, and Nickname. Access information on state history, population, and geography. Explore the first 20 in alphabetical order. Share state facts via social media.
The app includes over two thousand common high school vocabulary words. It offers detailed explanations, phrases, derived words, synonyms, antonyms, easily confused words, and usage examples with authentic American English pronunciation.
Explore historical figures through interactive conversations. Ask questions, learn about their lives and contributions. Access curated content on science, art, and culture. Share insights and save notes for later review.
The app offers a pyrography simulation with two instruments and two game modes. Users can create art on wood canvases, drawing with their fingers and posting creations to social media.
Access free with search and sorting filters. Save books to a personal library and share them with friends. Send books to Kindle or other ebook readers. Generate cover art for over 30 000 using AI.
The app presents famous works of art for users to identify the artist. The game includes 49 artists and over 380 works of art, with each game providing one sample from each artist.
A reference offering access to classical texts from Confucian, Daoist, Buddhist, military, and legal traditions. Users can read, search, and navigate through works like the Four Books, Analects, Tao Te Ching, and Sun Tzu's Art of War.
Explore diverse subjects like physics, biology, history, and art through bite-sized content. Read or listen to engaging articles and podcasts. Track progress and set personal study goals. Access curated content for and self-improvement.
The app provides access to special exhibition audio guides. The Minneapolis Institute of Art collects, preserves, and makes accessible outstanding works of art from diverse cultures.
The app teaches children numbers one to one hundred with automatic pronunciation. It also includes interactive lessons for addition and subtraction, along with a drawing feature for creative expression.
Explore a vast collection of artworks and artifacts. Search by text or images to discover pieces from around the world. Save and share artwork images. Connect with other art enthusiasts to exchange ideas and find inspiration.
Learn about survival skills, raise chickens, make candles, and practice fishing. Explore tractor use, flower arranging, welding, canning, and natural herbs. Access workshops on life, outdoor living, and art.
Explore exhibitions with audio guides and additional content. Plan visits and view architectural details of the art deco building. Access event schedules and navigate museum spaces digitally.