In October of 1980, I was sketching the Sealtest ice cream sign on Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee when a man came up and asked me to draw ...

Imagine that you were an artist from a hundred years ago, and this was the scene that met your eyes. This is Boulter’s Lock, a popular gathe...

Wednesday is our day to have some fun with sketching game called " Art By Committee ." The challenge is to illustrate an actual qu...

Tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary of this blog. I want to take this moment to thank all of you. I appreciate all of you who have taken...

Here’s a portrait of my friend James Warhola , a children’s book illustrator best known for his autobiographical book Uncle Andy’s , as well...

Seeing Greek and Roman statues painted up in bright colors may look a little bit unsettling at first, but archaeologist Vinzenz Brinkmann ha...

This July marks four centuries since Samuel de Champlain and his crew of 28 men stepped ashore from their little boats on the bit of land th...

Skeptics said that it was impossible to make an audio adaptation out of a picture book, but Tom Lopez of ZBS Productions proved them wrong....

For the last two centuries, the art of the western world has been driven by the concept of individual expression. But it hasn’t always been ...

Here is Jeanette Gurney using a homemade viewfinder to frame a composition for her sketch. The red arrows show the lines from the apex of he...