In 1967, Ed Emberley was one of the runners up for children’s publishing highest honor, the Caldecott Medal, for “One Wide River to Cross,” his rendition of the story of Noah’s Ark. Then the following ...

It's called "Draw 'Em With the Pointy End." Art from Draw 'Em With the Pointy End. Courtesy Draw 'Em With the Pointy End. Sarah Cascone April 11, 2015 ShareShare This Article This Sunday evening marks ...

Whether you’re stuck inside or need something that’ll keep your kiddo entertained during a road trip or long flight, there are only so many things you can pack with you. You’ve already got an extra ...

With 2016 drawing to a rapid close, artnet News editors took a look back at some of the most engaging and delightful art books of the year. Our picks range from stunning Frida Kahlo works to sobering ...

These days I spend a lot of time on the floor with crayons and paper, scribbling alongside my daughter. Recently, a thought occurred to me: I used to really enjoy drawing. Why did I stop? Author and ...

“By its indefiniteness it shadows forth the heartless voids and immensities of the universe,” says Ishmael, in Chapter 42 of Herman Melville’s masterpiece. “It” is whiteness—the color of Moby-Dick, an ...