The site is structured almost identically to HotorNot, where users could go and rate how attractive they think other users are. The only difference between the two is that ArtorNot isn’t a meat market designed to either raise or lower a person’s self-esteem.

Users can also upload their own images to the site. This could be useful if you have a picture around and you want to know if people consider it art. You don’t need to make an account to share an image, so the process couldn’t be easier.

Features:

• Decide whether you think an image is considered art.
• Rate on a 1-10 scale based on how artsy you think the picture is.
• Easily upload your own photos for rating.

Find ArtorNot @ artornot.info

If you are a more visual person, try watching one of the many instructional videos they have posted or see what videos are coming in the future. You can even browse through a list of Origami books in a variety of languages. In short, the website has every resource you can need to get on with Origami and also points you to some additional websites if you didn’t find the information on HappyFolding.

Features:

• Origami pictures, diagrams and instructional videos.
• Read about different types of Origami papers.
• Similar tools: Origami-club and Origami.

Visit HappyFolding @ www.happyfolding.com

Patternizer, as the name suggests, is a website that allows users to create custom patterns according to their own requirements and needs.

Using the service is pretty easy and fun. You just need to visit Patternizer, and you will see a list of options on the left sidebar. You can play with the settings, and even change the pattern’s style and colors to create the pattern you are in need of. Once you get the required pattern, you can save it, and even share it with your friends on Facebook or Twitter.

Another good feature I found in Patternizer, is the “Code” feature, which allows the user to generate a code for that specific pattern. You may wish to use it on your website or simply anywhere you want.

Features

• Free and easy to use.
• Ability to Save and Share pattern.
• Code feature allows users to use pattern anywhere they wish.
• Similar tools: Japonizer, bgMaker, Repper, BgPatterns, PatternCooler, TartanMaker, WebGround, Dotter, StripedBGs, AVA7 Patterns, LoveTextures and GrungeTextures.

Check out Patternizer @ www.patternizer.com/a0dk (By Hammad from TechnicallyDIgital)

You need not sign up for anything on the site. All you have to do is select a category of faces – ranging from various emotions to female faces and other scenarios – and then drag the face you want to onto your comic panels. You can add more panels and write on them to complete your comic. When you are done you can download your comic to your hard drive in the PNG image format or upload it online through the site.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you create rage face comics.
• Comics can be downloaded in PNG format.
• Comics an be uploaded online directly.

Check out RageMaker @ http://www.ragemaker.net (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

DisaPainted is a free to use web service that lets you create HTML5 animations and share them online. When you first sign up for an account on the site you draw your own avatar. This step also helps you familiarize yourself with the site’s basic drawing tools. These tools include a brush, a line, curvy lines, rectangle and circle shapes, polygons, paint, spray, and erasing. A large collection of colors is offered for you to choose from. You can draw each frame of your animation and keep on drawing till you feel that you are done. Your animation can then be published and you can share its link with others to view.

Remember that to use the site your browser should be Chrome, Firefox, or any other modern browser that supports HTML5.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you create HTML5 animations.
• Offers basic but effective drawing tools.
• Publishes animations online for you to share with others.

Check out DisaPainted @ http://disapainted.com (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

The next step is to select a banner and a ribbon from the wide variety given and add the desired text. The text can be customized by adjusting the font size, color, font type, outline and lots of other text effects. Once done, download the label as a PNG file or embed it anywhere on the web using the provided HTML code.

Features:

• Create fancy beer labels within seconds.
• Choose background, shapes, banners and add text.
• Customize your label with lots of available options.
• No registration required.

Visit Labeley @ http://labeley.com

Draw a Stickman is a website that plays a fun animation using characters and objects that you can draw. You start by drawing your character. This character is then animated into opening a box; you open the box with a key you draw and then battle a dragon with a sword you draw. The animation goes on with objects you draw making the entire experience interactive and fun.

The next time you find yourself with a few minutes to kill, be sure to pay Draw a Stickman a visit.

Features:

• A user friendly web service.
• Animates characters that you draw.
• Uses objects in animation that you draw.
• Helps pass your time in a fun way.
• Similar tools: DrawBang, Drawisland and Doink.
• Also read related article: 3 Free & Easy Stick Figure Animation Programs.

Check out Draw a Stickman @ www.drawastickman.com (by MOin from Urban Savior)

To start using Black-Text, just upload the image you want to convert, and then enter the text to go with it. You can type in short quotes as well as long paragraphs. The tool then converts your image into a desaturated image with your text placed on it. In addition, you can set the print size, font size, font type, and paper size. You can also choose preset color processing either to fast or quality. Once all options are set, just click “save image” to view and download the final picture.

Black-Text runs on Microsoft Silverlight. This website is useful for creative projects or for sending personalized pictures/notes to your loved ones.

Features:

• Convert images into text-images
• Enter short or long texts to place to the image
• Adjust color style
• Runs on Microsoft Silverlight
• Similiar Tools: Picnik, Pixer.us, and Photovisi

Check out Black-Text @ www.black-text.com/application_en.htm

Your drawing can be saved by logging in with your Facebook account. You can also undo or redo any step and delete a drawing if its not to your liking. The app has a dead simple functionality and provides a really hassle-free way to draw simple images.

Features:

• Create 16 x 16 images online.
• A simple drawing with only 16 colors.
• Redo, undo a step or delete an image completely.
• Save an image by logging in to your Facebook account.
• Similar tools: ASCIIFlow, Drawisland, CreateAgif, GIFmake, SketchPad and SimpleDiagrams.

Visit DrawBang @ www.drawbang.com

You can select one of 8 available colors, and 9 available quotes. Select the options, upload the picture and click Warholize Me! You’ll then get the warholized photo that can be shared or downloaded.

The homepage has some examples of how your picture might look.

Features

• Turn your photo into an Andy Warhol painting.
• Add a quote too.

Check out The Warholizer @ warholize.me (By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)