PlayART for iPad – Uniting classic art and children’s creativity

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Created by Tapook, PlayART is an iPad app aimed at children aiming to unite the worlds of classic art and children's creativity. Designed for children aged 5-13, but suitable for parents too, you can play with objects and shapes taken from these artists' original paintings, move, rotate and resize them however they like to make new creations, including combining elements from several or all of the painters.

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