Draw Alive studio brings interactive art to IMAG History & Science Center

FORT MYERS, Fla. —

The IMAG History & Science Center has unveiled Draw Alive Kids’ Art Studio, an interactive experience that combines traditional coloring with real-time animation.

Draw Alive allows artists of all ages to color paper templates and scan them to see their artwork come to life on a large screen.

It offers IMAG guests a unique experience that blends art, technology, and immersive fun.

IMAG is also home to 10 different summer camps. So, when school lets out, the fun can start, but the learning doesn't have to stop. Each one lasts five days, and your child can explore different topics from space to storms and even time itself.

Book your child's summer camp now on IMAG's website.

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