Kidspaint
from Uffe:
If you have Homebrew Channel installed on your Nintendo Wii, then you can run the following little painting program which I have made. It's primary focus is to be usable for kids, and it is possible to save the pictures on the SD card
WiiPaint
The Nintendo Wii homebrew scene has been showing Linux proofs of concept lately. Now, over at the other side of the fence, a Microsoft Paint look-alike homebrew application has just been released. From developer Kontakatilu, WiiPaint version 1.0 lets you use your Nintendo Wii as your own artistic canvas
DrawMii
Miguel28 is out with a new version of his artistic application for the Wii, DrawMii v1.1.
From the dev's notes:
"Take out the inner artist with this application Miguel28 hand
Kidspaint
Kidspaint is is a painting program mainly for kids. Up to four people can paint on the screen at the same time by using different wiimotes. It's also being turned into an official WiiWare game called Paint Splash, which the devs say will be coming out "in a few months" in both North America and Europe
Drawing Box
Now here's something very impressive from the wellspring of Wii homebrew gaming. Check out Drawing Box, a "child's game" that sports a good demonstration of physics
WiiPhysics
Beardface has done it once again with the release of WiiPhysics v1.3. This incredibly fun program has been given a robust update, with several great new features including the ability to configure the density of objects, and a larger world for you to play in. Here's the changelog for WiiPhysics v1.3:
1.3
WiiPhysics
If you guys know PocketPhysics or crayon physics, then you'll be familiar with the concept of this new homebrew from coder Beardface. Called WiiPhysics, it's a physics playground program where you just doodle stuff on screen, then you just let physics take over and watch your doodles come to life
