Free for Schools
Glaze combines art history, experiential learning, and creative technology. Designed for tablets with a stylus, it allows students to learn painting through a scientifically developed, intuitive simulation of the real-life painting process.
For early learners to advanced students.
Used by museum educators, classroom teachers (K–12 & university), art therapists and independent learners.
Learning Through Experience
Glaze is built around experiential learning. Students learn by actively creating images rather than passively studying them.
Glaze received numerous awards recognizing its innovative approach to digital art, alongside prestigious certifications that affirm our commitment to quality and educational excellence.
Glaze supports
Learning by doing
Development of hand–eye coordination
Learning art processes and techniques
Connection between art heritage andlearning
Strong classroom engagement
STEAM learning linking art, history, science, and technology
Well-being through a slow, structured, distraction-free, focused process
Connections between classroom learning and museum visits
No ‘Undo’ and natural paint flow
Glaze mimics the physical behavior of paint — wet and dry layers, properties of pigments, and natural brushes — helping users understand the real life processes of painting, and making their skills transferable. Because artistic decisions, once the paint is dry, cannot simply be copied or undone, students can develop focus, resilience, and creative problem-solving.
Painting techniques
Art tips section includes videos and learning materials to get to know and practice elements of art and painting techniques. Each ‘Art tip’ method can be applied to a painting and practices further following a painting tutorial.
Educational Materials
Tutorials
Users can follow guided tutorials, introducing painting techniques and processes. Tutorials are based on a reference of a chosen painting, from Museums or collections worldwide. Every tutorial helps to practice close observation, invites getting to know artworks by processes and materials. Each artistic challenge ends with a creative prompt, for users to apply their new skills in their original artworks.
Lessons
Ready to use lesson scripts supporting STEAM classroom approach. Each lesson connects art practice with history and science, with a creative challenge to be continued at home or in individual practice. Available lessons correspond to the elements of art, optics of color and first scientific explorations.
