Disney has come up with new high-tech colouring books that let kids scribble in 3-D. A coloring book and a box of crayons may not be as interesting as TV and video games for kids, but the coloring ...

A new Disney Research project can make coloring books more exciting for those of us with limited art skills. The team has built an interactive Android and iOS coloring book app using the Unity game ...

With a focus on the traditional activity of coloring, the app's magical digital overlay aims to enhance engagement. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you ...

Disney has a research division that is on the verge of revolutionising colouring books forever by using augmented reality to bring pages to life in 3D. Yes, colouring-in in the 21st century is coming ...

Unleash your creativity with Disney-inspired art at home, where imagination meets artistic expression. This guide explores techniques for capturing the magic of beloved Disney characters, whimsical ...

Who said coloring was just for kids? Certainly not the creative team at Disney, which has successfully evolved a childhood (or adulthood, if that’s your thing) pastime into a high-tech innovation.

Researchers at Disney have created a tablet app that allows children to colour in characters that pop out of their books in real-time. The software is based on the, external Unity games engine and ...

Its movies are enjoyed by the young and the young at heart, so it’s only natural that Disney’s latest creation transcends age as well. Adult coloring books have become quite the trend over the course ...

Compared to the flashy iPad, a humble coloring book might not grab a child's attention the way it used to. Unless, that is, the drawings could be brought to life with a little augmented reality.

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Watch the animal you’re coloring wobble on the page through a tablet screen Watch the animal you’re coloring ...

Disney Visual Effects Supervisor Marlon West was among nearly 70 Disney employees at AfroTech, representing the company's commitment to diversity and authenticity.