There is another freeware paint program for kids called TuxPaint.

http://www.tuxpaint.org/

Just found this about colouring-books on the web site ColourLovers :

"There are plenty of coloring book sites out there that allow you to print off drawings to keep your children or color lovers happy, but only a few allow you to explore your color imagination online virtually. While the color choices tend to be limited, and most of the sites seem to be in there 1.0 versions, at least you don't have to worry about staying within the lines. Here are few coloring book site to kill some time or to briefly grab a child's attention span."

http://www.colourlovers.com/blog/2008/11/15/virtual-coloring-books

Have fun and 1/2 hour for yourself with a quiet kid :)

Check back in about six months and you may be lucky. I'm thankful that the project repeats some of its giveaways, for example Magic Score, which my son uses. I should buy it really, but am spending too much on games.

I do hope you see it sometime soon. Have you checked the comments section for freeware alternatives??? I don't know whether there is any though as I don't go to the giveaway site everyday anymore.

Actually, I did download this one as I thought it would be cool for my daughter, but to be honest, you can get the same results using some freeware alternatives. All the software does is make any picture into a monochrome version of it self, (that is a pure black and white picture) then creates a line around the most obvious interfaces. This can be achieved with freeware programs such as The Gimp.

http://www.gimp.org/

Here's the link to the comments section for that particular giveaway. You'll find some download links I think:

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/kids-coloring-book-creator/#comments

I hope you find something

regards

Whiterabbit

I was out of town and missed this one--can you offer it again?
Thanks.