Mooya

The Globe

Children spin a 3D globe filled with art from kids worldwide. Tap a country to see drawings and sculptures. Small glowing dots show other members online – you're part of a living, breathing creative community.

Tap countries to explore local art
Filter artwork from your own age
Activate strange music scores
See how many users are online right now
Feel part of something bigger

iPad showing a grid of children's art from Canada

Art from different countries

The art you want to share is displayed in your country. Here you see art from young artists from Canada.

iPad showing a colourful painting of a humpback whale breaching

A drawing of a Humpback Whale…

…by a young artist from Canada. The humpback has a distinctive body shape, with long pectoral fins and tubercles on its head. It is known for breaching and other distinctive surface behaviour, making it popular with whale watchers.

iPad showing a young artist's personal page with their collected art

Your young artists’ own page

Here you collect all your art. You add more art by clicking on the + sign. You can also share your art to the globe where all users can see it. Only you can see the art on this page, except the pieces you choose to share.

iPad showing the menu for switching between users on one account

And switch sibling, artist or user (as some grownups call it 8-)

Here you can change to another user from the same account. You can also change to the account owner and add or take away users. Or delete the account 8-(

iPad showing the overview page with a weekly drawing challenge

Your overview

Here you can see weekly challenges about what to draw (if you want), tips about overcoming creative blocks and what kind of achievements you have reached. You will not see this page if you are very young.

Three illustrated children of different ages

Designed for Every Age

5–7 years old: Most are proud of their drawings and less self-critical. Positive feedback is crucial to keep them confident.

8–9 years old: Begin comparing their art with reality and older kids. May drop in confidence unless encouraged.

10–12 years old: Want challenges that feel less ‘childish’. Perspective drawing, specific art styles, real techniques.

Illustrated curator standing in front of framed children's drawings

The Curator

One of the most important roles at Mooya. Our curators carry broader responsibilities than a traditional museum:

They ensure art on the globe is compelling across all age groups, maintaining a thoughtful mix of countries, drawings, and sculptures.

Most importantly: They review every submission to make sure nothing inappropriate is approved.