What is a cornucopia? Also called the Horn of plenty, it is a decorative object or motif used to symbolize abundance. The first cornucopias were curved goat horns overflowing with produce and grain. Later, baskets woven in this shape were used... Read more
Fruitcake is both lauded as a holiday gift-giving tradition and loathed as the butt of jokes and as a synonym for "crazy." What is a fruitcake? It is a very heavy spice cake filled with candied or dried and sugared fruits and nuts. Some recipes also contain alcohol. Fruitcake is known for lasting many years due to the preserving qualities of the sugar and alcohol... Read more
There's nothing more comforting than a steaming bowl of soup on a cold winter day... Read more
Would you like to learn how to draw green beans? You can whip up a plate of your favorite vegetable with this easy, step-by-step food drawing tutorial. As you can see in the picture, green beans are long... Read more
How would you like to see all the famous sights of Europe? You can learn how to draw the Leaning Tower of Pisa with the help of this easy, step-by-step drawing guide. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is a famous... Read more
Pigs are beloved farm animals that appear in various books, movies, cartoons and TV shows. Learn how to draw a pig face so you can create your own fictional pig. When you visit a farm.. Read more
Do you love dinosaurs? If so, You are not alone. Most kids - and a lot of adults - do. Which dinosaur is your favorite? You may be able to find it on our list of cool dinosaur drawing ideas... Read more
The cherry is a small, bright red fruit that grows on a tree. It is often used in desserts such as pies, in drinks, or as a topping on ice cream... Read more
Does springtime make you want to get outside and dig in the dirt? Plant or pick flowers? Many people feel that way. No matter the season, you can get your garden growing with these easy, step-by-step garden drawing tutorials.... Read more
The chrysanthemum or mum is a popular garden flower. It is native to Europe and Asia. Its name is derived from the ancient Greek words for "golden flower." Chrysanthemums have many overlapping petals, similar in shape to the dandelion or carnation... Read more
Do you like squash? Set the table with the help of this easy, step-by-step squash drawing guide. Did you know? There are many types of squash, and they come in many colors...
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Do you love flowers? Many people do. Green plants can make us feel calm, and brightly colored blossoms make us happy...
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It's turkey time! Set the scene with this easy cartoon turkey drawing. Turkeys are native to North America... Read more
The goose is a water bird, larger in size than the duck. People domesticated the goose thousands of years ago. It has been kept as a food source and for its warm feathers, which are used in pillows, quilts, and coats... Read more
Peas, please! You can dish up a plate of your favorite vegetable with the help of this simple, step-by-step peas drawing tutorial... Read more
Have you ever wondered where the word "breakfast" comes from? The word is a contraction of the phrase "breaking the fast," referring... Read more
A couch is a piece of furniture designed to seat two or three people. Couches are usually upholstered (covered in fabric), with arms and a back for leaning against. Some couches recline or pull out to form a bed... Read more
Called French fries in North America, these deep fried potatoes are known as chips, finger chips, shoestring potatoes, pommes frites... Read more
Wine, the fermented juice of the grape or other fruits, has been a revered alcoholic beverage since ancient times. According to Encyclopaedia Britannica, the grape "was being cultivated in the Middle East by 4000 BCE and probably earlier." Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics, the Bible, and other documents show that grapes were used to make wine thousands of years ago... Read more
Hot dogs, also called Frankfurters, wurst, franks, or wieners, are a type of seasoned sausage. The food originated in... Read more