You can be lucky enough to be born with the ability to draw, but drawing is also a learnable skill that practice improves and makes perfect-ish. Learning to draw is a very rewarding thing to do in ...

If your family loves Disney and art, you're in for a real treat. Disney recently put together a compilation of free drawing classes that you can take right from the comfort of home. All of the classes ...

You've watched your favorite Disney movies about a million times. You have the classic songs memorized and can quote them without hesitation, but can you draw some of your favorite Disney characters?

Nickelodeon has a new way you can enjoy its cartoons that puts the power in your hands — and it could be a great way to bond with your children. The Viacom-owned network recently released a list of ...

A caption from Jescia Hopper’s eye drawing tutorial on YouTube (all images courtesy of Jescia Hopper) In these days of Zoom and gloom, online art classes are in high demand. Long before they became a ...

If you’re looking for a fun and engaging way to spark your child’s creativity, Simply Draw, the latest addition to the Simply app suite, is the perfect solution. Designed to make learning to draw ...

Bring Oliver Grayson from Invincible to life with this detailed drawing tutorial. Learn how to capture his proportions, costume details, and dynamic expressions to create accurate and engaging fan art ...

Learn to draw realistic eyes with this tutorial, showcasing 4 levels of realism! Jump from level 1 to level 4 with visual art education. Annual governors' gathering with White House unraveling after ...

Sketching is a form of visual thinking that exercises the mind and body, and it’s easy to turn your tablet into a portable art studio. By J. D. Biersdorfer “Any one who can learn to write, can learn ...

The first such volume was offered in April of 2017 and generated more than $70,000 from 885 backers. With 27 days to go on a 30-day campaign, the second volume has raised just over $9,000 of its ...

“Any one who can learn to write, can learn to draw,” John Gadsby Chapman wrote in his 19th-century instruction manual, “The American Drawing-Book.” This can-do sentiment dates back to an era when lead ...