As Oklahoma attorney general, Pruitt made $70,000 flipping a Tulsa property under questionable circumstances

These fascinating 19th-century drawings provide a unique insight into one artist's process

After struggling with cross-cultural issues, a Lebanese designer gives the tricky script a new spin

Lucian Bernhard created 35 fonts, countless posters and introduced persuasive simplicity to graphic design

When the Mama Grizzly hit the Dallas area in 2009, crowds lined up to see her. This time around, it was a non-event

How "Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda" became one of America's most popular soft drinks

A fascinating new exhibit explores a curiously unexamined aspect of Lyonel Feininger's work

The venerable magazine's art editor talks about her choices -- and which cartoons were too provocative for print

In remembering the music video channel's legacy, let's also look at its success in connecting with young viewers

Most of my job now takes place on a computer, but it can't replace what you learn when you use your fingers

Despite often being dismissed as "old-fashioned" or "overly girly," pattern art is on the rise again

The hero's first novel features drawings both by the comic book's co-creator and by some unnamed artist

New poster plastered all over tars a black member of Congress with slurs. Why modern conservatives haven't learned

Before designing the invitations for his Beijing nuptials, I needed to find out more about the culture

The man who drove a car into crowd was a fan of Hitler, while woman killed said she was "outraged" by Nazi protest