Mark Liam Smith is helping anyone learn how to draw with his latest book, 'The New Artist's Guide to Drawing Animals'.

Prehistoric artists were better at portraying the walk of four-legged animals in their art than modern man, according to new research published December 5 in the open access journal PLoS ONE by Gabor ...

Oakville art educator Mark Liam Smith is showing off his wild side in a unique way; contining his published art book, he's set to have a new book release in stores next month. Titled The New Artist’s ...

Scientists have found the oldest known example of an animal drawing: a red silhouette of a bull-like beast on the wall of a remote Indonesian cave. The sketch is at least 40,000 years old, slightly ...

They may not have understood why, but cavemen were really good at drawing animals, new research suggests. Better than us modern humans are today. By analyzing 1000 prehistoric and modern art ...

“I always loved nature and my interests were connected with it. I believe that people who love nature also must love art.” Serbian artist prodigy Dušan Krtolica, now 19, shared this to The Epoch Times ...

Children's ability to draw recognizable objects and to recognize each other's drawings improves concurrently throughout childhood, according to a new study from Stanford University. In work published ...

Prehistorians have long appreciated Paleolithic cave paintings for their intricacy, visual depth and vibrant color. Now there is further reason to admire our ancestors’ artistry. According to a recent ...

Paleolithic people living more than 10,000 years ago had a better artistic eye than modern painters and sculptures — at least when it came to watching how horses and other four-legged animals move. A ...