
Works of Heart is an arts learning game developed with Twin Cities PBS that focuses on self-expression through painting. Players identify emotions through guided prompts and create artwork using a range of tools and colors.
In this arts learning game developed with Twin Cities PBS, players take on the role of a professional artist to explore self-expression through painting. By identifying emotions through guided prompts, players create unique artwork using a diverse range of tools and colors to represent those feelings. This creative process allows players to focus on how different artistic elements can be used to effectively communicate personal emotions within a creative profession.
Emotional Literacy, Self-Expression, Color Symbolism, Introspective Art


Select and reflect on specific feelings before starting each activity.
Use brushes and colors to translate emotions into visual form.


Gain access to additional materials during play.
Complete structured steps that connect reflection and creation.

Developing emotional awareness supports both learning and well-being. Works of Heart provides structured opportunities for reflection and creative expression, helping learners connect feelings with artistic representation.
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