Puzzles, Coloring, & Creativity
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- #ColorOurCollectionsOver 110 "libraries, archives, and other cultural institutions around the world are sharing free coloring sheets and books based on materials in their collections." Institutions include: New York Academy of Medicine Library, Harley-Davidson Archives, and North Carolina Museum of Art, among others.
- Aggie.io: a collaborative painting application"Draw a picture together with your friends in real-time over the internet in your browser. Create new canvas and share the link to start drawing a picture together. Use the application to make a complete painting together with other artists or just as a sketchpad for brainstorming or collaborating on a project that require some visual aid."
- Cuban Leaf Impression Coloring Book, 1865The Nabb Research Center created a coloring book from one of the Special Collections items; it is available on the Internet Archive.
- Google DrawingsSimilar to Paint, Google Drawings is a sketchpad software, accessible anywhere with your gmail account. Much like Google Docs, you can share your creations for viewing or contribution with other Google accounts.
- Nabb Center PuzzlesThe Nabb Research Center created digital jigsaw puzzles from some of the collections, at varying challenge levels (from kid-friendly to downright evil).
- Sammy the Sea Gull coloring pagesDo you miss seeing Sammy on campus? Us too! Thanks to the Salisbury University Alumni Association, you can color your own Sammy the Sea Gull picture until you get to see him again.