A child colours a printed sheet, a phone photographs it, and seconds later it swims across a world projected in the room - in their own colours. We bring it to your preschool, school, mall or party.
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Watch it work
About ten seconds a drawing, and nothing for a child to operate. This is an illustrated walkthrough of the real steps, from crayon to wall.
From a coloured sheet to the wall in about ten seconds: colour, photograph, line up the corners, send, and the drawing swims into the projected world.
Why DraWorld
Colour-and-scan walls are usually permanent installations in a museum or play centre. DraWorld is a kids' activity you hire for the day, set up in your own hall, classroom or atrium.
No scanner station or built-in screens to install. It sets up on a table and packs away the same day.
The whole room runs on one laptop; the phone joins its own network. Patchy event wifi doesn't matter.
Children colour by hand on an A4 sheet, not a touchscreen - the way schools and parents want them to.
No accounts, no names, no photos of faces. Only the cut-out drawing is kept, so it can appear on the wall.
| DraWorld | Permanent installation | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | At your venue, for the day | One fixed site you travel to |
| What it needs | A laptop, a projector and a phone | Installed scanners, screens or projection |
| How children colour | Paper and crayons | Paper at a scan station, or a touchscreen |
| How you get it | Booked and quoted per event, in LKR | Bought outright, or a ticket per visit |
Their drawing
Nothing redraws, smooths or “improves” what a child made. The only correction is undoing the room's lighting, so the yellow on the wall is the yellow in their hand.
Nine sheets so far. Custom sheets - your mascot, a bus, a temple elephant - are on request: mention it when you ask for a quote.
Where it fits
Anywhere children can sit at a table and colour - a Montessori classroom, a school hall, a mall atrium, a living room or a resort kids' club.
A circle-time activity that ends with the whole class swimming on the wall. Colouring is fine-motor practice, and naming the colours and telling where the fish goes next is the story part. No screens for the children and nothing to read.
Ages 3 and up · one classroom or the whole school
A primary art period, a sports-meet tent or a school fair where every child adds a drawing to one shared wall. Fits the Sri Lankan school day, with no accounts and no homework.
Primary classes · art days · sports meets · open days
A drawing table that holds families for twenty minutes instead of two, and a wall parents photograph and post. A mascot or a sponsor's character can be its own printed sheet - ask when you book.
Weekend activations · school holidays · product launches
Kids' party entertainment that every guest takes part in, not just watches: each child colours, scans and finds their own drawing on the wall before the cake.
Home parties · party venues · poya-day and Avurudu fairs
A kids' club activity that runs all afternoon on one laptop and a projector, in Sinhala, Tamil or English, with no wifi needed.
Kids' clubs · holiday weekends · family packages
Booking
Tell us the space, the age group and the date. Pricing depends on the venue and how many days it runs, so we quote each booking in LKR rather than keep a fixed price list. We reply within 24 hours.
Both open a message with the questions we need: venue, date, age group and headcount, and whether you want custom sheets.
A blank wall or a large screen, a projector and a table for the crayons. No internet connection and no accounts for the children.
Tell us the space, the age group and the day. Usually it needs a wall, a projector and a table for the crayons - we bring the sheets and help you set up.