The bow and arrow is an ancient weapon. In the past, it was used in warfare, and today is still used in recreational sports and in hunting. Historically, bows and arrows were made of wood, with an arrowhead of bone, stone, or metal. Today, many are crafted of lightweight materials such as fiberglass... Read more
Vikings, hunters, warriors, knights, and soldiers - shields have been used from time immemorial. In fact, the Encyclopaedia Britannica says that "shields were used for hunting long before they were used for warfare, partly for defense and partly for concealment in stalking game, and it is likely that the military shield evolved from that of the hunter and herdsman... Read more
A bridge " is a structure built to span a physical obstacle, such as a body of water, valley, or road, without closing the way underneath." The type of bridge in our drawing guide is an arch bridge spanning a river. The curved platform helps it to carry the weight that travels across it... Read more
An explosion is defined as "a rapid increase in volume and release of energy in an extreme manner, usually with the generation of high temperatures and the release of gases." Explosions can be caused by natural phenomena, such as volcanoes, stars that go supernova, or meteor impacts... Read more
A flower crown, chaplet, or wreath is a "circular garland, usually woven of flowers, leaves, and foliage, that traditionally indicates honour or celebration." Many children have made bracelets, necklaces, and crowns by tying the stems of small flowers together. These may be referred to as daisy chains. But the practice of making flower crowns has a long history... Read more
Windows are such common sights that we seldom give them any thought. They are an architectural feature of houses and other buildings that let in light and allow for ventilation... Read more
Today, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends wearing face masks to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus and other airborne diseases. Face masks are also called face coverings, surgical masks, and personal protection equipment (PPE)... Read more
If you're hungry to draw yourself a snack, check out this easy pretzel drawing guide. This iconic knot-shaped pastry is a staple at fairs, shopping mall food courts, and concession stands at football games and other sporting events... Read more
A laboratory is "a facility that provides controlled conditions in which scientific or technological research, experiments, and measurement may be performed." You, too, can learn how to draw a laboratory... Read more
Would you like to give the Earth a great big hug? It is our home and provides for all our needs. Now you can do just that, when you learn how to draw an Earth Day Card... Read more
Fore! You can improve your game by learning how to draw a golf ball. Call for your caddy and grab your clubs, it's time to hit the green!... Read more
Would you like to learn how to draw a National Siblings Day Poster? What is National Siblings Day? If you'd like to celebrate your bond with your brothers and sisters, you've come to the right place... Read more
For much of history, restroom facilities were not located in houses. Instead, people used outdoor latrines or outhouses... Read more
Would you like to learn how to draw a World Health Day illustration to raise awareness or commemorate the event? You've come to the right place. But first, we must answer the question: What is World Health Day... Read more
Do you ever feel bored? Are you looking for things to do when you're bored? Finding creative things to do is one of the best boredom-busters! Whether it's a rainy day, homework, a long airplane or car ride, or something else that's making you feel lethargic, these easy boredom drawing ideas will help you to beat the boredom!... Read more
Roads of various types have been around for millennia. The earliest man-made roads began as game trails - paths used by animals. People used and enlarged these, altering them to suit their needs... Read more
Have you ever wondered where gargoyles come from? Well - hopefully - they're not actually real creatures, rather stone figures that leer from the top of old buildings. It's interesting to... Read more
A library is a "collection of books used for reading or study." You can keep a personal library in your home, or you can visit a public library, where you can share books with other members of your community... Read more
Would you like to draw an astronaut? You can use this easy drawing tutorial to learn how to draw an astronaut helmet. Astronauts in spacesuits have become an indelible part of our popular culture. The spacesuits were first invented during the mid-1900s when NASA and other organizations began missions to space. They were based on suits used in deep-sea diving... Read more
April Fools! Are you looking to trick your friends this year on April 1? You can learn how to draw an April Fool's Day surprise... Read more