- Scientific American Drawing is a form of art that has been around for thousands of years, with evidence of its use in prehistoric times. Today, drawing is a popular pastime for both adults and children, and is also used in a variety of professional and educational settings. Scientific American offers a range of articles, videos, and news stories about the art of drawing. Our coverage includes the latest scientific research and evidence-based insights into the development of drawing skills. We explore topics such as the psychology of drawing, the role of drawing in different disciplines, and the potential benefits of drawing for physical and mental health. We also bring you interviews with renowned artists, advice on materials and techniques, and the latest developments in digital drawing tools.

Architizer

09.04.2025

Drawing Outside the Lines: 6 Visionary Projects That Haven’t Broken Ground (Yet) - Architizer Journal

These projects may be on hold or still seeking their moment, but each one offers a sharp take on where architecture could go next.

Yanko Design

11.04.2025

Meet the Clock That Breathes Air Instead of Using Batteries - Yanko Design

Imagine a clock that thrives on the ambient whispers of temperature fluctuations. The Atmos Infinite 'Halo' operates on this principle, drawing energy from minuscule changes in air temperature. A mere one-degree Celsius variation fuels the clock for an astonishing 48 hours. This ingenious mechanism centers around a hermetically sealed, gas-filled capsule linked to the mainspring;

Design Inspiration

11.04.2025

Illustrations and Drawings image inspiration on Designspiration

Saved by Jethro Lawrence (@jethro). Discover more of the best Illustrations and Drawings inspiration on Designspiration

Creative Bloq

13.04.2025

15 tips to improve your sketches | Creative Bloq

Master artist Donato Giancola reveals how he keeps his drawing process engaging with technical hints and real-life lessons

Creative Bloq

16.04.2025

The best CAD software for design, engineering and architecture | Creative Bloq

Our experts choose the best digital art software, including both paid-for and free drawing and painting software.

Archiseek - Irish Architecture - Buildings, News & History

16.04.2025

1858 – Baronscourt Church of Ireland, Newtownstewart, Co. Tyrone | Archiseek.com

Architect: Clarke & Bell Unusual and charming small Church of Ireland with traceried windows - their smaller size probably making the roof lights necessary. Described by Rowan as 'essentially English' but drawings exist for stalls in the Clarke & Bell archive in Scotland, so assumed that the church wass designed by them also. Erected by

Virginia Romo Illustration

17.04.2025

Drawing IN THE DIOR SHOP IN BREUNINGER — Virginia Romo Illustration

A few days ago I had the pleasure to work again in one of my favourite places: the DIOR shop in Frankfurt. I spent there two days drawing the clients who had made a special appointment to be drawn in the newest items. In preparation I made beforehand these sketches based on the collection that is c

The Architect's Newspaper

19.04.2025

Federal government and Amtrak will now oversee Penn Station project

U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) secretary Sean Duffy declared yesterday the federal government is taking over New York Penn Station’s renovation and “withdrawing” the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) from the project.

Architizer

22.04.2025

Vision Awards 2025: Submit Your Best Architectural Visions for Global Recognition and Publication! - Architizer Journal

The Vision Awards is now open for entries! This prestigious awards program celebrates outstanding architectural visions, with accolades dedicated to the year's best concept architecture, renderings, photography, video, drawings, models and more. #ArchitizerVisionAwards