Commander Mark had big bright eyes and a wide mustachioed smile big enough to match his magnetic persona. He wore bright red military coveralls with a bandoleer filled with — not bullets, but magic ...

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Doodle learning Learning science should involve drawing as well as writing, reading and talking, say experts. Science educator Professor Russell Tytler of Deakin University and colleagues lay out ...

For generations, teachers have conveyed complicated concepts by drawing sketches on a board. Now college science students are being asked to draw the sketches and explain the concepts themselves, as a ...

Bart Sears is one of those artists that you can recognize his work without having to look for his signature. He has worked with a great number of comic publishers over the years including Marvel, DC, ...

A scalpel on skin is a rite of medical school. But this fall, medical students at Duke University’s School of Medicine have the option to press pencil to paper. That’s not to say the hands-on cadaver ...

The young illustrator with ADHD and dyslexia creates children's books and pet portraits at her new mall kiosk.

Mark Kistler, aka Commander Mark, stars in a new documentary, The Secret Cities of Mark Kistler, that tells the story of Kistler's legacy and how it all happened. Commander Mark had big bright eyes ...