"Study of Arms and Hands" by Leonardo da Vinci, 1474. Since the dawn of human art-making, the divide has been clear: There are people who can effortlessly sketch an object's likeness, and people who ...

Giotto was Italian. So of course was Leonardo da Vinci. Ditto Titian and Bernini. Italy seems to breed artistic genius. It must be something in the olive oil. Little Gaia is Italian, too. She's a ...

Learn to draw expressive people using crayons, shading, and creative crayon techniques. James A. Schwalbach teaches kids how to draw people using crayons. Learn to vary pressure for shading, blend ...

Does what you draw, and how you draw it, reveal who you are? There are a whole battery of psychological tests that give people art projects, and interpret their results. Learn what people can figure ...

What does your brain look like? You might be picturing a photograph of a lumpy wrinkly pink thing. Or maybe you’re imagining something more abstract—a collection of ideas. Now think—what would you put ...

Complementing the many websites that already provide people for renders, PimpMyDrawing is a growing online database of vector drawings of people. The site was started by three recent graduates of ...

BMW. Puma. Red Bull. Lego. These brands are so ubiquitous, there’s a good chance you see their logos every single week. But would you be able to draw them from memory? Adler, a British company that ...