Tender, juicy beef meets a bold bourbon-infused mushroom cream sauce in this quick skillet recipe. In under 30 minutes, ...

A retrospective at Mexic-Arte is the first solo show for an Austin Chicano artist who has long worked as a commercial screen ...

Winged Canvas is an online school for illustration and a vibrant art nerd community! Dedicated to making art education accessible, they offer free live art education streams every Saturday and Sunday, ...

City Council voted 8-1 to sell a 9th Ward lot to Evanston Township High School for the construction of an affordable housing unit Monday. The decision ignited public outcry in the newly dedicated ...

Along the Manhattan skyline, Jennie C. Jones turns Minimalist sculptures into sonic ‘wind’ instruments. It’s the last Roof ...

A new study shows that like humans, crows can recognize geometric regularity, making them the first nonhuman animal known to ...

Using the grid drawing method, an art teacher has her students draw a portrait of her cat, Tucker. The finished drawings are ...

Daniel Martin Diaz's merges metaphysical, scientific, and technological phenomena into vibrant geometric compositions.

Pose your hand, or ask your model to hold a position, and start your drawing off with a loose, light, intuitive sketch in HB pencil. Simply look and draw what you see in less than a minute, keeping ...

“Aside from the powerful conceptual connections I was able to draw from geometry as a visual language to understand and express a circular, expansive worldview, the physical motions of spinning the ...

There is a work in the current show of drawings from Kinngait at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection that shows a woman with a quill tracing an empty thought bubble on the paper in front of her.

Or, as he is quoted as saying: “Only someone flying in space can make a three-dimensional drawing and stretch it to infinity—thus expressing complete freedom.” Many years later, when he was actually ...